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An old friend of mine used this, and said it was way better for them than learning from a book: https://www.tandem.net/practice-speaking-french

Seems yet another example of mainstream Psychology not giving Trauma the prominence it deserves. "The Body keeps the Score" By Kolk, is an insightful read into how the research into Trauma is consistently not given the standing it may deserve and the devastating impacts of trauma upon us.

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Hey man. At University myself, taken a year out. Experienced depression for many, many years. Personally, I decided to start prioritising. I was super into personal development but I realised, for myself, it was from a place of trying to feel good enough, so I was switched to working more on my self-acceptance. Therapy has been something I have been doing and has helped me.

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Philosophy is a great degree. It will teach you how to interact with arguments through the 'Logic' module that will be in your course. There's a Udemy course that can give you an overview and also provides you with additional skills i.e. essay writing. It is titled "Critical Thinking: Think Like A Philosopher" (Note they always have sales on, I got it at 12.99) "Learning How To Learn" on coursera is awesome. That is about studying, in general. Enjoy!