Lesson 14: Managing Leftover Toxins - Slide 6
Foggy Thinking
- You may experience foggy thinking, that is difficulty concentrating and circular or obsessive thoughts
- Advice:
- Take notes in classes
- Use an organizer to record dates, times, and appointments
- Use “The Feeling Good Handbook” to work on obsessive thoughts
Notes:
Pg. 305-306 “Teens Under The Influence, The Truth About Kids, Alcohol, and Other Drugs-How to Recognize the Problem and What to Do About It,” Katherine Ketcham and Nicholas A. Pace, MD, Ballentine Books, New York, 2003.
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