Coping Mechanisms Shift
As stress and anxiety rise in uncertain times, individuals are forced to confront their coping mechanisms. One shares their struggle with food as a substitute for healthier habits like running, while another emphasizes the importance of maintaining morning routines to manage triggers. Both highlight the need for self-compassion and the ongoing journey of adapting to new realities.In this clip
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