Notes from filming at White River VA-February 5, 2008

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Notes from filming at White River VA-February 5, 2008 Wellness Tools Go fishing Shut down and think, what to do and what not to do Get into a good book Drawing Focus on something other than negatives Be aware of where I am mentally Music Kick back and watch the news rather than reading about it Avoid the news Taking care of my horses Keep my hands busy Go outside Go into town Make a to-do list Helping other people who are having a hard time Being around people you know can understand Play with photos of family members and friends for fun (on the computer with Photo Booth) Not writing a journal Call a friend Do peer support Quiet, silence

What I am like when I am well Caring Good sense of humor Energy Responsible Interacting with other people Regularly take care of personal hygiene Wear better clothes Things I need to do every day Don t worry about today-or next week Live for today Take medicine Do something for myself Go to a group Stretching Read a book Things I might need to do on a particular day Take personal time Go outside, get sun on my face Get vehicles serviced Get animal feed Get a hair cut Take care of fishing gear Back up the computer

Triggers Loud sounds Going back Loud, threatening, controlling people People treating me like I don t count, like my opinion isn t important Crowds Bloody scenes Certain ethnic races Hearing certain accents or language Sirens, ambulances People avoiding me News Being around people Hearing a door slam People approaching quickly Movies reminders seen on the news Triggers Action Plan Self talk Breathing exercises Get myself grounded-know it s just a flashback Journaling Ask for help Call friend or supporter Leave an uncomfortable situation Shut down, don t say a work Catch my breath

Focus on something pleasureable Figure out why I was triggered It won t last forever This too shall pass Early Warning Signs Start to isolate Feel overwhelmed Tunnel vision Can t hear too much or focus Lack of motivation Increased irritability Nobody else cares why bother stage Stinkin thinking Using more caffeine Increase in smoking Doing what if in my head Thinking about drinking or using Overeating or undereating Early Warning signs action plan Groups at VA Tell myself winners never quit, quitters never win What is try? You just do it or you don t do it go to Vet to Vet meeting prioritize go to a 12 step meeting

Daily Maintenance Plan Call someone to talk Peer support Talk to my partner Let my care provider know that I am experiencing early warning signs Write in my journal-conversation with myself, can use this to explain what is going on Signs that things are breaking down Start to get irritable and could get abusive Racing thoughts Days without sleep Can t shut down Thoughts of self harm Obsessed with negative thoughts Thoughts of running Spending excessive $ -anger-if I can t catch it, it escalates doing mental damage to my family irrational responses to others trying to get others pissed off so they leave Things are breaking down action plan Give partner car keys, check book, credit cards Let someone know I need help and accepting the help Sit down and tell my family- things are breaking down Ravi-listen to music

Find a small project I can finish Get back to my routine-check Daily Maintenance Take a break from what is flipping me out Go out in the woods Go to a safe place Self-hypnosis Meditation Visualizations Read Physical and mental work Signs that others need to take over for me Being very verbally abusive to others for 24 hours-i am out of touch Won t talk at all-for a few days Isolating, pissed off at the world Could care less what anyone thinks Find fault with everything Sleep a lot-all day and night Total loss of motivation Won t eat for days Won t do anything, then beat myself up for it Stop coming to groups Help from others Talk me down, calm me, explain the situation to me These things yu are upset about are not real listen to me

be with me, even if I tell you to leave advocate for my sons, so I stay in the area and work with them food shopping and food preparation bag of potato chips hamburger Cherry Garcia, Moosetracks House cleaning, laundry, vehicle maintenance Pay bills