This is the blog for Mood Apps, a mobile app development company dedicated to developing apps that support mood management, and more specifically for their Android app Mood Sentry. Mood Sentry is designed to support people in therapy for mood disorders such as anxiety and depression. Mood Sentry (www.moodsentry.com) supports a cognitive therapy approach to mood management. I'll post thoughts relevant to my efforts to manage my depression and how I use Mood Sentry.
Friday, February 1, 2013
A Good Day
I had a pretty good day. I did a quick review of my entries in Mood Sentry in the morning and another quick review of my entries at lunch time. I had some mild porpoising in and out of a lowered mood throughout the day. I was usually able to catch the typical suspect thoughts that relate to conflict and things getting out of hand. I think part of my forecasts of conflict is a type of hidden discounting the positive. By that I mean that I'm not taking into consideration the amount of coordination and communication I do to keep things on track. Because I do that, and seem to do it pretty well, things tend to not get that far out of hand. So why the forecasts? I took the time to re-read those activity logs I kept for 9 work days and that's one of the realizations that popped out at me. Not only could I see in those logs that things usually don't get out of hand, it was quite obvious from those logs that I stay in communication with my teammates and do the things I need to keep the project on track. I wonder what else will pop out at me on further review of those logs. You can go back a couple of weeks in this blog to see what I did on those activity logs. I think they were a good exercise.
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