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Absentmindness
I remember when I was a child, and people used to talk a lot , I got absentminded alot and after that conversation I got back normal, it happened usually but it did fade away after the end of convo But since 7 months I've in a relationship with a girl and she talks a lot, so I've been conitnously in convo with her , due wto which now I get totally absentminded and i can't get myself back I feel like, I'm usually absent minded everytime and it's getting bad, what to do with this, is it a mental disorder? How to get back myself
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You need an expert psychologist asap. Need more details for confirmation of the psychological issues.
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Hi, Its about learning a skill to be actively engaged in the conversation & being in present. Through hypnosis we can train our brain to be that way. Certain times due to some past experiences we get into such condition for that we need some healing sessions to resolve inner conflicts. Consult Thank You.
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Hi, Consult a Psychologist to talk about the issues you are facing because there is always an underlying reason that you are unable to find out on your own. You will get help managing these experiences of absent mindedness, learn techniques to increase levels of attention and reduce the frequent distraction or zoning out .
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Try Solving puzzles , memory games they are some of the great ways to improve and boost your presence of mind., yoga and meditation can help too as it helps you increase focus . Eat right , exercise..
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Hi, Consult a clinical psychologist for psychological assessment and counseling sessions.
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Go for counselling session
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Do Yoga and meditation, Go for counselling session
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Hi It is necessary to know what is causing absent-mindedness. To feel better consult a psychologist and explain about your childhood and current relationship in detail. Based on what you have mentioned it sounds like you feel anxious during conversations. You feel stressed when you forget things, try to not stress. A psychologist will determine what is causing absent-mindedness and counselling sessions will help you feel better.
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Contact me for counselling sessions. Along with counselling I can suggest natural foods to calm the mind.
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