When daydreaming becomes addictive and maladaptive, it’s usually an unhealthy coping mechanism. But using daydreaming to cope with something doesn’t necessarily mean it’s unhealthy. So where’s the line between a healthy coping mechanism and an …
It’s a tempting thought isn’t it? If you’re suffering from maladaptive daydreaming disorder, you probably have days when you wish you could just take a pill and make it all go away. After all, there …
Are there any medications that help with maladaptive daydreaming? Read More »
“Life begins at the end of your comfort zone” Neale Donald Walsch Our biggest successes and most worthwhile achievements come from taking on challenges that stretch us or that, at least to begin with, make …
Why daydreamers find it hard to step out of their comfort zone, and why we need to Read More »
Many of us, regardless of whether we’re immersive or maladaptive daydreamers, use daydreaming as a way to escape from painful emotions. When we feel overwhelmed, we check out of real life in favour of our …
This is going to be a much more personal post than I’m used to writing. And it may not even make much sense. I’m finding it hard to string a coherent thought together at the …
Signing off for a while – a daydreamer’s personal journey Read More »
