Lesson 706: Long-Term Relapse Prevention and Mind-Body Balance Plan
Duration:70 minutes
Topic Introduction:This course focuses on consolidating healing results, building a sustainable "emotion-body-cognition" balance mechanism, preventing the recurrence of anxiety, negative body image and other problems, and helping you establish a daily feasible physical and mental care system.
○ Three-dimensional anti-recurrence structure
- Emotional dimension:Record your emotional fluctuations every day and add "self-comforting words".
- Physical dimensions:Stick to a gentle physical activity, such as walking, stretching, or soaking your feet.
- Cognitive dimension:Review “common cognitive misunderstandings” once a week and correct them.
▲ AI interaction: Develop your "physical and mental care plan"
Relapse prevention requires ongoing care, not a one-time fix. Start with the everyday details.
Please write down your three warning signs today: increased checking, social withdrawal, and low mood.
Prepare a small countermeasure for each signal, such as "When you want to look in the mirror, listen to a song first."
Use weekly journaling to track fluctuations in emotions and behaviors, helping you identify risks earlier.
Conclusion: Relapse prevention is a long-term and gentle commitment.
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○ Long-term relapse prevention and mind-body balance program · Music therapy
Relapse prevention requires a rhythm, like a long-term song. Create a "balanced playlist" for yourself.
When you feel the urge to look in the mirror or compare yourself, put on a song first and use it as a buffer.
With music accompanying you, record the intensity and duration of the impulses.
At the same time, regular sleep, diet and social interaction should be used as "accompaniment".
Conclusion: Music helps you stick to your care plan and makes life more stable and gentle.
○ Oriental healing tea
Recommended drinks:Keemun black tea
Recommended reasons:It warms the middle and nourishes Yang, regulates Qi and soothes the mood. It is suitable for drinking in the morning to balance the physical and mental state.
usage:Take 3 grams of Keemun black tea, brew it with 90℃ water, and drink it before breakfast.
○ Lamb and wolfberry porridge
It warms the yang and replenishes qi, nourishes the blood and protects the body, relieves chills and cold hands and feet, and supports physical recovery. With a mild taste and easy digestion, it's suitable as a stable daily supplement during seasonal changes and recovery periods.
Nourishing blood and protecting the body
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Healing Recipes
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Color Therapy: Color Mandala - Thoughts and Thoughts 06
Purple is a bridge to the soul. Let it rotate in a circle, connecting thoughts and intuition. The depth of purple can hold unspoken emotions and open a dialogue between you and the universe. Quietly depict it, and let wisdom emerge.
Purple represents the fusion of spirituality and tranquility.
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○ Seal Script· Chinese Calligraphy Practice
Calligraphy is a way to regulate the consistency of "heart-hand-mind", and is suitable as a stable daily ritual.
Practice sentences:
“"Without desires, one is invincible; by retreating, one advances."
Desirelessness is Strength · Retreat to Advance”
It is recommended to write three times every morning, calmly putting pen to paper, to start the day's self-care rhythm.
Lesson 706: Long-Term Relapse Prevention and Mind-Body Balance Plan
Objective: To establish a lifestyle rhythm that sustains self-identity.
Steps: Draw a tree. Write "Sleep" and "Diet" on the roots, "Self-Acceptance" on the trunk, and "Exercise," "Social Life," and "Art" on the branches. Draw sunlight in the canopy and write: "I am growing, not trapped." This tree symbolizes a lasting foundation for healing.
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○ 706. Long-term relapse prevention and mind-body balance plan: Journal-guided suggestions
① Warning checklist: prolonged time in front of the mirror/increased frequency of taking photos/increased social avoidance/disturbed sleep. Circle the top three items.
② Action Card: Each warning comes with three steps (delay/transfer/help), which can be posted on the mobile phone widget or next to the mirror.
③ 10-minute weekly review: record trigger-response-effect, and fine-tune the delay time and exposure level.
④ Balance the four elements: sleep/nutrition/exercise/connectivity, and write a minimum viable version for each to ensure that it can be done even with low power.
⑤ Establish a support network: professionals, peers, and family members, and make it clear who to contact and when.
⑥ Conclusion: Relapse prevention is a long-term habit, not a one-time task; I am continuously weaving a safety net.
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Stability does not mean no waves, but it means always taking care of yourself in the midst of waves.
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