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***4 Techniques to Bust Your Fears NOW!***Dealing With Stress and Anxiety the Nutritious Way- What Happens In The Brain When You Are Anxious? - by Submitted on Dec 24, 2012 from Mulyadi KurniaYou must have heard and read that anxiety has a profound effect on the person’s brain, and that it is all in the mind. But in reality, what exactly happens in the brain when someone gets an anxiety attack? The feeling on anxiety starts with your sensory receptors (eyes, ears, nose, etc). ...
Views: 1606(1 vote) - What Really Causes Stress? - by Submitted on Jul 13, 2009 from John GrobergStress comes in countless forms, and for many, is a constant, nagging companion that weighs us down, blinding us to the brilliant beauty all around us, sapping our strength and energy, and leaving us feeling tired, frustrated, anxious and dull. Stress keeps us from fully enjoying the present, ...
Views: 1239(4 votes) - What to Do About Panic Attacks while Driving - by Submitted on Mar 15, 2010 from Andrew HunterHaving panic attacks while driving is unexpectedly routine. It can appear bizarre that you may have a fear and even phobia about driving your car since nearly everybody think of driving a rather risk-free normal task, however, if you give it some consideration driving is truly quite a ...
Views: 1802(2 votes) - When Your Mind Develops A Mind Of Its Own - by Submitted on Jun 04, 2014 from Charles LindenWe've all been there… One minute your listening intently as your mother in law tells you for the tenth time about the people she met on her recent holiday… or to the boss as he delivers a presentation on improving productivity levels (yawn!) One minute you're listening… the next you're planning ...
Views: 3940(3 votes) - Why Are We Afraid Of Making Mistakes? - by Submitted on Feb 19, 2011 from Andrej SosicIt's not uncommon to be afraid of making mistakes. We all make mistakes and sometimes the consequences are very unpleasant. That's why we tend to avoid doing things that can make us fail. Unfortunately this leads to avoidant behavior. Slowly we begin to avoid all the events that can ...
Views: 5236(3 votes) - Worry Is A Bad Investment - by Submitted on Mar 31, 2010 from Leah FriedmanAmericans are currently drowning in a sea of debt--experts warn that increasing personal debt among U.S. consumers poses a severe threat to the nation's economy. Not only that, money troubles are the most common cause of divorce in America. American consumer debt is larger than the gross ...
Views: 1149(5 votes) - You Can Combat Panic And Anxiety With These Tips - by Submitted on Oct 30, 2012 from Latreasha WildgeerAnxiety can be a debilitating disease and if you don't get it under control, it can take over your life. Fortunately, there are a number of things that you can do to reduce your anxiety symptoms. The advice in this article will help you to make anxiety a thing of the past. Enlist the help of ...
Views: 1340(1 vote) - You Never Lose the Ability of Choice! - by Submitted on Aug 18, 2009 from Kristen BakerAs long as I can remember, I have heard myself and others say the words, " I had no choice". Sure, it may feel like there are not many choices when you are stuck in a cycle of anxiety, depression or panic. With all my heart, I know that everyone has a choice even when they are stricken with ...
Views: 2446(2 votes) - 11 Easy Ways to Handle Stress - by Submitted on Dec 11, 2003 from Advice Sister AlisonOne of the most singificant problems human beings face as a general population is how to handle stress. As a life & career expert, and an acclaimed advice columnist, I have compiled eleven of the most significant ways that you can reduce stress in your life. You may not always be able to ...
Views: 56240(28 votes) - "I'm overwhelmed: there's so much to do and so little time!" - by Submitted on Jun 03, 2010 from Annabel FisherIt's that time of year when it's easy to become overwhelmed by what needs to be accomplished. EFT not only enables us to feel more relaxed and in control very quickly (which inevitably leads to clarity), it can also be used as a preventative tool. If we anticipate what might happen, we can ...
Views: 5839(6 votes) - 5 Ways to Overcome a Bad Day - by Submitted on Aug 25, 2009 from James LeGrandBad days suck. They make everything that's going well in your life seem a little darker. They can make you cranky and carry around all sorts of negative energy, emotions and memories. When you are in the midst of a bad day, its hard to see beyond it. Your top priority when starting a bad day ...
Views: 4951(6 votes) - Anxiety: The Bane of Parents - by Submitted on May 03, 2010 from Dr. Mona SpiegelA young mother wrote to me: "As the mother of a toddler, I'm really grateful to moms and dads who've given me great advice and support. But at the same time, other mom's comments also have made me feel inadequate." "Are we all sensitive and a little defensive," she asks,"because we love our ...
Views: 1526(12 votes) - EFT is a Great Option for Treating Anxiety - by Submitted on Nov 13, 2009 from Adele WangAnxiety is a condition that plagues millions of Americans. Yet it is something standard allopathic medicine has not always successfully addressed . It is often seen as an emotional problem, and is often treated with medication. As an energy medicine practitioner working within an integrative ...
Views: 1302(6 votes) - Cartesian Misconceptions - by Submitted on Nov 24, 2009 from Robert VibertThere is a somewhat widespread notion that this statement is valid: FEAR = False Evidence Appearing Real As it turns out, upon examination, this concept is not always, and not even often, valid. The key to understanding why this concept is not valid is the way our brains actually ...
Views: 1612(10 votes) - Findings Say Toxins May Be Linked To Depression - by Submitted on Dec 16, 2009 from Leah FriedmanDepression is a growing problem across America. Some reports state that 17.5 million Americans suffer from depression. According to one Surgeon General’s Report, up to one in ten children may suffer from a serious emotional disturbance. People with severe depression have a reported suicide rate ...
Views: 987(5 votes) - Overcoming Anxiety and Stress by Using the Worry Period - by Submitted on Dec 09, 2010 from David McDonoughNo one likes to deal with anxiety. However, it is never an easy thing to reduce the underlying cause of the stress and anxiety. For example, if you are concerned about a recent job loss it would be difficult to reduce the worry one would face in such a situation. After all, the situation is most ...
Views: 5021(5 votes) - The Waste of Worry - by Submitted on Mar 11, 2010 from Willie HortonHave you ever woken in the midst of a beautiful night’s sleep and just been drifting off again when some inane silly little thought flits across your mind? And another linked thought comes to join in and soon you find yourself off on a train of thought that takes you to all the places that you ...
Views: 2395(5 votes) - 10 Tips for Finding Humor in Turbulent Times - by Submitted on Apr 22, 2009 from Allen KleinThe economy is on its wildest ride in decades. The line waiting for a government bail-out is almost as long as the line waiting to check-out in stores this holiday shopping season. And, you’re simply at wits end in trying to deal with it all! Fear not - there's humor to be found amidst all of ...
Views: 2000(4 votes) - How to Turn Sleepless Nights into Sweet Dreams - by Submitted on Nov 25, 2009 from Elsabe SmitThis is a quote from the Wall Street Journal in September 2009: “A recent study reported that 52% of working French don’t sleep well on Sunday night. But work-related stress is not a French disease, and is ubiquitous and severe in all developed economies. In the U.K. and U.S. 70% of employees ...
Views: 1854(4 votes) - Panic Disorder and Gastroesophageal Reflux - by It is my opinion, based on endoscopy and 24 hour gastric and esophageal pH studies that the gastrointestinal problems, so very common in panic disorder are a result of abnormal bile flow. Cholecystokinin (CCK) has long been known as a central nervous system neurotransmitter involved in anxiety. ...
Views: 20092(4 votes) - Releasing the Tiger - by Submitted on Apr 05, 2010 from Jackie HofmannDid you know that it has been only recently that the human race has been dealing with a pandemic called stress??? Our reaction is referred to as the fight or flight response. It is an instinctive reaction to what originally might have been an attack by a wild animal (saber tooth tiger for ...
Views: 3067(4 votes) - Self Help - Helping Yourself and Others With Dianetics - by Submitted on Nov 11, 2009 from Leah FriedmanIt's a tradition that could be especially helpful in the wake of the recession, as people work to overcome the potentially devastating psychological effects associated with layoffs, foreclosures and the loss of businesses. Fortunately, Americans have come together to help one ...
Views: 1274(4 votes) - Learn To Beat Anxiety Naturally - by Submitted on Jul 04, 2010 from Jaime HeidelAs somebody who has struggled with anxiety and panic attacks for fifteen years, I understand what you’re going through. The first time I ever had a panic attack, I thought I was dying. The worst part about panic attacks is when you’ve had one you’re always afraid you’re going to have another ...
Views: 9305(11 votes) - ***Become More Self-Confident - by Submitted on Aug 13, 2009 from Garrett CoanSigns of Self-Confidence Let's explore the meaning of self-confidence by taking a quiz. Read the list of statements below and check which ones, in your opinion, are signs of self-confidence. 1. Admitting when you are wrong. 2. Being flexible when change is needed. 3. Talking about ...
Views: 1487(6 votes) - ***Does Psychotherapy Work? - by Submitted on Sep 24, 2009 from Margaret PaulMany years ago, when I became a psychotherapist, all I knew was the traditional psychotherapy that I had learned in school, and that I had personally experienced with many different therapists and many different forms of therapy. For 18 years I practiced what I had learned, and I was never happy ...
Views: 4994(9 votes) - ***Keeping Your Anger Under Control - by Submitted on Aug 13, 2009 from Garrett CoanIn my work with individuals and couples, I see many people who have a difficult time expressing and managing angry feelings. Let's take a look at what causes people to become angry and how they can respond to stressful situations more productively. What Is Anger? Many people think that ...
Views: 1700(3 votes) - ***Unlock Your Potential Through Self-Awareness - by Submitted on Aug 13, 2009 from Garrett CoanSigns of Discontent You don't need a degree in psychology to know when you're off-track, but sometimes it creeps up on you. It can seem like you wake up one day and realize that things are not right. These are a few of the signs: You don't want to get out of bed. You have a hard time ...
Views: 1091(3 votes) - 2 Strategies on How to Overcome Fear - by Submitted on Jan 07, 2011 from Chris DonkerIf you are reading this, it can only mean one thing: You have a fear of something and you want to get rid of it. Whether it's heights, public speaking or pancakes, fear can compromise the quality of your life. I have taught many people how to overcome fear successfully and they all say the ...
Views: 1175(3 votes) - An Effective Process to Reduce Stress and Anxiety and Develop Positivity - by Submitted on Feb 02, 2011 from Nigel MagowanIn these times of economic uncertainty people are becoming more and more stressed and anxious about their future. Whilst a certain level of stress and anxiety can actually help motivate us and keep us safe and on our toes, prolonged stress and anxiety can have the opposite effect. It can ...
Views: 1366(3 votes) - Autumn Calls Us To Change - by Submitted on Oct 05, 2009 from Mary Jane Hurley BrantIn my younger days I thought I could control change. I learned, and not quickly I would add, that no one can control or stop change anymore than one can hold back the tides or halt the autumn leaves transforming from green to gold. This brings me to today's topic of change and how to ...
Views: 1940(3 votes) - Dealing with Stress - by Submitted on Feb 09, 2012 from Jeffrey RoseUnhealthy levels of stress have become an unfortunate part of the modern life most people are living today. A desire to alleviate this stress has led many people to pursue ways to deal with it that are unhealthy. The reader, who is suffering from the effects of stress, may think that many of the ...
Views: 1253(3 votes) - FEAR FACTORS: 4 Simple Steps to Feel the Fear...And Do It Anyway! - by Submitted on Jan 18, 2004 from Danish AhmedFear Factors: 4 Simple Steps to Feel the Fear...And Do It Anyway! 1. Feel It. This can be the most difficult step. It's natural to want to get past our fear and not feel any anxiety. In our attempts to "overcome" fear, we tend to sometimes ignore it or suppress it... That doesn't always ...
Views: 3378(3 votes) - Fear Of Social Gatherings; Cure Panic Attacks? - by Submitted on Jan 14, 2010 from Nathan TylerIt is possible to cure panic attacks using on self-help therapies for people with social phobia. Shyness is a common problem that affects people of all ages. Very few people feel comfortable being at the center of attention and find it a nerve-racking experience. The thought of being watched is ...
Views: 1959(3 votes) - How Anxiety Disorders Affect Relationships - by Submitted on Aug 25, 2016 from Randi FredricksAlmost all relationships experience a certain level of difficulties. However, when one of the partners has a psychiatric disorder, such as an anxiety disorder, the relationship will have new challenges, and their previous problems can be worsened. Each has shown that people suffering from ...
Views: 1728(3 votes) - How to Calm Down - by Submitted on Feb 04, 2010 from Terry DixonWhen we panic (or have anxiety attacks) a number of things happen to us. And we should know that in panic and high anxiety the symptoms that we experience are the same. The difference lies in the build up: anxiety usually builds up slowly, getting stronger and stronger until it becomes a ...
Views: 1138(3 votes) - How To Overcome Agoraphobia - by Submitted on Nov 08, 2009 from Roseanna LeatonOne of the most debilitating things of all must be to suffer from agoraphobia. To not be able to go out and walk around freely, or to just pop to the shop to buy a pint of milk or simply cross a street makes life very, very difficult. People who suffer from agoraphobia are affected in varying ...
Views: 3312(3 votes) - How to Stop Anxiety Attacks - by Submitted on Mar 10, 2012 from Beth O'ConnorPanic or Anxiety attacks are the result of a whole number of factors, which can range from stress at home or at work to a phobia to bereavement. They are essentially caused by the body's reaction to fear or emotional distress. It's thought that as many as 1 in 10 people will suffer a panic ...
Views: 1655(3 votes) - Initiating Positive Change in Therapy - by Submitted on May 26, 2010 from Sophie HenshawWithin the helping professions It is commonly but mistakenly supposed that results in therapy are attributable to a specific treatment choice. Mental health training stresses learning how to administer specific, empirically validated interventions. However it just isn’t possible to receive ...
Views: 1580(3 votes) - Love is Stronger than Fear - by Submitted on Mar 18, 2011 from Sheryl PaulMy son is still struggling with his nighttime fears. He’s been engaged in this battle for a year and a half and, while he’s no longer in a state of terror, the fear creeps up steadily enough to prevent him from falling asleep easily. We’ve introduced him to every technique and tool we can think ...
Views: 1800(3 votes) - Maternal Separation Anxiety - by Submitted on Feb 09, 2012 from Grace AbonilloMaternal separation anxiety is experienced when a mother besieged the feeling of guilt at the thought of a short-term separation with her kid. Who says that separation anxiety is just for kids? It is in fact that a lot of us parents have this feeling of acutely nervous when our child begins ...
Views: 3506(3 votes) - New self help techniques for dealing with depression, stress and anxiety - by Submitted on Apr 26, 2011 from Popa WoolseyIf you are experiencing any of the above symptoms then you may consider these disorders as a warning sign. Both your mind and your body is stressed out and you must take deep and very personal self evaluation of what you are doing that is causing these problems. Your thinking process and what ...
Views: 3260(3 votes) - Our Shared Fears and 5 Ways to Overcome Them - by Submitted on Nov 23, 2010 from Dr. Steve McSwain,In life, we experience two kinds of fear: Real fear, and psychological fear. Or, as I prefer to think of the latter, ego-fear. In the words of Immanuel Kant, the ego is “our precious little self.” Or as Eckhart Tolle calls it, “the voice in the head.” It isn’t who you really are, but the you ...
Views: 1615(3 votes) - Overcome Social Anxiety Disorder and Warning Signs of Panic Attack - by Submitted on Dec 09, 2010 from David McDonoughBecause of different external factors, people will often experience panic attacks that eventually turn into a panic disorder. Studies would show that out of seventy five people, one individual will experience panic attacks, without even knowing what is going on. It is important for us to know ...
Views: 4374(3 votes) - Overcoming Sleep Disorders And Getting The Most From Life - by Submitted on Feb 14, 2010 from Nathan TylerEven in this world of advanced medicine, cases of mental disorders and sleep disorders are on the increase. Shockingly sleep disorders affect almost half of the population. Today, people tend to ignore stress symptoms and get on with it, but this can have a damaging repercussions. Insomnia ...
Views: 1679(3 votes) - Physical Impacts of Not Finding an Anxiety Disorder Cure - by Submitted on Mar 19, 2013 from Lou Lou BrownThere are many impacts to your well-being related to untreated anxiety disorders; it is therefore important that you seek an anxiety disorder cure as soon as possible. Everyone experiences anxiety in some form or another in their life. For example during an exam, or prior to a special event ...
Views: 1776(3 votes) - Put Yourself in Charge of All Outer Circumstances - by Submitted on Feb 04, 2011 from Guy FinleyBarring those moments when we find ourselves in real physical danger, conditions of themselves have absolutely no authority over us. It's true. No event or circumstance has any power to make us feel one way or another. The only command any condition may have over us is that which we ...
Views: 3044(3 votes) - Stop Worrying Hypnosis Can Help You to move Forward More Smoothly - by Submitted on Oct 24, 2011 from Christopher MontroseIf you are looking for a way to stop over complicating everything so you can move forward more freely, then you can use a stop worrying hypnosis audio download. This subliminal album can help you to rewire your mind so you can think more rationally. It is a very affordable and safe way to ...
Views: 2002(3 votes) - Stress is A BRAT -- 5 Simple Steps to Stop Stress in its Tracks - by Submitted on Mar 12, 2010 from David FlaigStress can, indeed, be a brat. Annoying, irritating and disruptive, stress causes many nagging symptoms that negatively impact our emotional and physical well-being. When you think of stress as A BRAT, you will have at your fingertips a handy acronym to stop that brat in its tracks. The next ...
Views: 1102(3 votes) - Stress Management: No Worry, Know Peace - by Submitted on Nov 16, 2009 from Krystal KuehnWorry never robs tomorrow of its sorrow, it only saps today of its joy ~Leo Buscaglia What is worry? Worry is negative meditation. To meditate is to be occupied in thought, to ponder and reflect. So when we worry, our thoughts are occupied with things that cause us distress, fear, or ...
Views: 1696(3 votes) - Teasing, Sarcasm and Emotional Scarring in Adults - by Submitted on Dec 23, 2010 from Lianda LudwigTeasing, as either a teaser or target is a universal experience that all persons participate in, or are exposed to at some level. The childhood rhyme says “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can never harm me”. This is probably one of the biggest lies we try to convince ourselves, ...
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