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You’re not always replaying the conversation because you want to remember what happened. Sometimes, you’re replaying it because a part of you is still hoping to change the ending. “What if I had said it differently?” “Did I do something wrong?” “What did they really mean?” “Maybe if I think about it enough, I’ll finally understand.” This is what overthinking and rumination can sometimes look like: your mind trying to create certainty around something that feels emotionally unsafe or unresolved. And sometimes, what looks like “overthinking” is actually an old protective strategy—one that may have helped you anticipate, analyse, or avoid hurt in the past. But you’re not living in that moment anymore. Instead of only asking: ❌ “How do I stop overthinking?” Try asking: 💭 “What is the younger part of me afraid might happen?” And then: 🃏 “What does that part of me need to see, feel or hear now?” This is where OH Cards can create a different kind of conversation—one that moves beyond analysing the story and invites deeper reflection, emotions and meaning. Therapy isn’t just about collecting more techniques. Sometimes, it’s about learning how to stay in relationship with what is happening within us. Want to learn how to facilitate this kind of inner-child exploration with OH Cards? OH Cards Inner Child Training with Mr. Moritz Egetmeyer 👉 Comment “INNER CHILD” and I’ll send you the training details. Or click the link in bio to find out more. Save this Reel for the next time you catch yourself replaying a conversation you can’t change. #Overthinking #Rumination #InnerChild #InnerChildHealing #EmotionalRegulation #SelfAwareness #AnxietyAndOverthinking #HealingJourney #EmotionalHealing #Psychology #MentalHealth #TherapyTools #OHCards #OHCardsTraining #ExpressiveTherapy #SingaporePsychologist #CounsellingPsychologistSingapore

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