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Immediately shared this with my (free university-sponsored, thank goodness) therapist upon working through it. So intriguing how it helped me to visualize and u
by comfypotato 4y ago
Immediately shared this with my (free university-sponsored, thank goodness) therapist upon working through it. So intriguing how it helped me to visualize and understand my current state of mind.
I’ve got a lot going on right now as a grad student in the midst of finals. This was a nice reality check of how good some aspects of my life are in light of the stress I’m currently under.
This app is a big dollop of synesthesia. Good luck trying to select colors for your feelings! I thought it was a lot of fun, and I found that it left me feeling similar to having written a gratitude list. (Maybe make sure to focus on at least one feeling that has some positivity to it.) The predominant feeling for me was “tense” (currently stuck on a couch unable to put my feet on the ground and make progress on a take-home exam), but I had a positive emotion too.
- SyzygistSix 4y ago>This app is a big dollop of synesthesia. Good luck trying to select colors for your feelings! Yeah, exactly. It's way more complicated than that for me. But it did get me intrigued to work on identifying a personalized system like this for myself. The self-interrogation alone is a big step. And the site is reminiscent of some of the work I've done with my therapist.