Ah okay that makes sense lol. Well to directly answer that part- I've used it with multiple clients with great success, and I actually put a more polished version of the image on my PsychologyToday profile, but also it's mostly just supposed to be funny lol
I can't tell if this is just a joke, but Yep! Depending on the person and circumstances ofc. It can be very empowering and liberating
For me, it helped me not worry about how I'm perceived by others; to feel like I have some level of control over my life, and a voice in my community; to kill the cop in my head and allow me to live authentically; to confront/challenge authority with courage; to trust myself and have confidence
Lying about income and work hours on EBT and ACA applications for free food and health insurance
Exaggerating on ADA forms for accommodations
Lying on your résumé to get a job
Committing time theft for a bigger paycheck with less work
Forging documents for personal convenience
Impersonation for the sake of getting what you want faster/easier
Tax fraud to avoid supporting fascism
I assume it's understood how each of these can improve mental health, but I can elaborate further if you'd like!
Transcription: "Therapy Tip: Improve mental health by committing fraud"
Fixed! Leaving the original up though, bc there's a lot of comments about cock and ball torture, and those won't make sense with the new wording
Yep! I designed it myself years ago for a tattoo, and now it's part of my therapy practice logo
Lmao why is this so controversial
Transcription: "CBT Tip: Righteous crimes can function as highly effective exposure therapy for anxiety"
Better version:
No one reads the sidebar 😔
Alt-text:
Large pink text made to look like a neon sign which reads "I'm bored now", followed by much smaller simpler text which reads "Someone else please take over"
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A simple drawing of two anthropomorphic cats by @Nyazsche. One cat, wearing a propeller hat, asks "Do you like my silly hat?" The other cat responds "You are an enemy of Christ."
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Buggs Bunny laughing and holding the Simple Sabotage Field Manual, from a scene in which he reads from a book the words "diabolical sabotage", linked below
"Dia-bo-lical sab-o-taygee" ~Buggs Bunny
It can be something you came up with yourself or came across elsewhere- doesn't have to be from the manual!
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Serene bokeh (possibly A.I. generated) photo of tree branches and sparse fall leaves with the setting sun behind them. Cursive stylized text reads "Inflation isn't real; Make things cheaper or I will simply steal them"
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A McDonalds advertisement featuring an unintentionally creepy, humanoid Happy Meal, holding a sign which has been edited to read "laws don't exist." Stylized caption reads "capitalism is failing. Steal from your job. Make art and buy ammo. All mainstream media is political propaganda.
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Luigi Mangione, with his head tilted to the side, compressed lips, and a furrowed brow, looking away from text which reads: "Killing innocent people for the sake of breaking the law."
Luigi Mangione, with raised brows and an approving frown (like the Obama "not bad" expression), looking at text which reads: "killing certified badguys in blatant disregard for the law."
This distinction is a lil frustrating for me because I just so happen to also be an amoralist, but it's not inherent to illegalism
I loved this comment by @FundMECFS@lemmy.dbzer0.com
We can think breaking laws in general is good because it makes these useless laws harder to enforce if a lot of people break them. Ie. its a form of resistance against the state.
But [we can] also be staunchly against terrible things like random killings and sexual assault.
One doesn’t entail the other.
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A 3-panel comic by ADHDinos featuring a nondescript long-neck dinosaur and a living brain. The first panel is edited to read "Can we do the right thing?" the dino asks. "Not without consequences", the brain responds. "Yeah that was not the question", states the dino, who has been edited to wear a black bandana and hold a Molotov cocktail.
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A billboard featuring a man behind bars which originally read: "Graffiti. It's a Crime!" but has been vandalized to say "It's a FUN Crime!"
Thank you! I made the original version on my phone and was far from happy with it lol