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Motivation
Understanding motivation
What is motivation?
Motivation in most people is often fleeting, momentary or elusive. It is rare to be constantly motivated as the feeling comes and goes unpredictably. A prolonged lack of motivation however can result in procrastination, mood dips, and often depression. Postponing personal goals while waiting for motivation to strike can be demoralizing and result in a cycle of procrastination.

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There is a way to alter our thinking to inform our actions with cognitive behavioural therapy. This form of psychotherapy offers an effective treatment for low motivation by identifying detrimental behaviour and incorporating new practices to break the old pattern. By changing behavioral patterns, talk therapy helps get on track with goals.

Causes of low motivation
The first step is identifying the causes of limiting thoughts and replacing them with empowering ones. Before we can establish why motivation dwindles, it’s important to identify associated triggers of low motivation.
- Personal goals are overwhelming
- Lack of or low self esteem
- Physical exhaustion
- Unhealthy lifestyle
- Chronic pain, digestive issues.
Symptoms of low motivation
Prolonged lack of motivation can lead to general sluggishness, impatience, change in physical wellbeing and increased physiological stressors.
- Not motivated to communicate or be social
- Inability to fee pleasure from any task
- Unwillingness to carry out normal day to day task
- Feeling overwhelmed
- Depression and general anxiety
When to seek help
It’s time to see a doctor if you’re experiencing inability in performing your day to day routine and are feeling overwhelmed. We work closely with you to provide interpersonal therapy sessions that help you adjust to life transitions.