Time spent alone in thought can be positive – a rich environment for personal growth and creativity. Yet, getting “in our heads” can also be dangerous when we are negatively turned against ourselves. There is an important difference between introspection and rumination. Introspection can be a process of healthy self-reflection examination, and exploration, all of which is good for our well-being and our brain. Rumination, on the other hand, can lead us to spiral into a vicious cycle of negative thinking that holds us back and hurts us in our lives.
Violence & Suicide Prevention Alliance
In 2007, The Glendon Association created the Violence and Suicide Prevention Alliance. Click Here to Learn More more...
Our desire to discover who we are - why we feel and act the ways we do - is what leads us to a meaningful and vital existence. PsychAlive was created to assist in this personal journey by providing a place where people can learn to take an active, introspective approach to their lives more...