anxiety
A look at anxiety in its many forms and manifestations; what is the nature of this specific pattern of extreme fear and worry?
I hate you, I love you
You're often taught at some point in your life that the emotions, Love and Hate are two sides of the same coin. Neurologically speaking, that is kind of true. When you are in love or loving on someone or something, you aren't judging them, it is a deep passion of loving the existence of another person no matter whom they are. Hatred is the same passion, but reverse, you are judging someone, if you ask someone who hates you, they are heavily judgemental and will never run out of reasons to hate you. Most people, don't really hate anyone, not personally anyway. We of course as people, in Society have people whom exist that we heavily dislike or "hate". However the reality is that of a distant hate, a backburner hate, since the subject of the hatred is someone whom you are unlikely to meet.
Quaker-nomicsPublished about 13 hours ago in Psyche
Learning to Drive at Twenty-Two
I was 23 when I finally got my drivers license. I am now 26, and this is my hand after I drive on the highway. Driving is definitely one of my biggest fears. One that I had to overcome.
Caitlin FladagerPublished 3 days ago in Psyche
How can I treat my anxiety?
How might I treat restlessness? One of the regular treatment choices is the mind of the natural treatment, which gives individuals gadgets to change anxiety when it ends up working. Many drug addicts are to antidepressants that work to modify mind science and forestall episodes of strain. They might avoid the most veritable auxiliary impacts. The anxiety behavior must be gotten rid of in a person's life by following the golden rules given by the doctors of the best addiction treatment center in Islamabad.
Willing WaysPublished 3 days ago in Psyche
How I Beat Social Anxiety and Became Confident With Myself
Today, we proudly admit our introverted life and go about our daily business to socialize and order items online. The internet has made it easy for us to see social anxiety as normal.
Jessey AnthonyPublished 5 days ago in PsycheAnxiety
There is a direct relationship between anxiety and fatigue. When the pressures on you exceed what they were in the normal state, stress hormones begin to be secreted in large quantities, which enhances the feeling of fatigue more and more. Often the mechanism for this occurs through three stages: (alert, resistance, and then exhaustion). To push that unhelpful anxiety in such conditions of the body to achieve very harsh responses, which is an instinctive thing that has been implanted within the human for many years.
Eliza CastanedaPublished 9 days ago in Psyche
5 Coping Strategies For Anxiety
Dealing with anxiety is a challenge on its own. When you throw a mental illness into the mix with that anxiety it makes everything even more difficult. There are varying degrees, or levels, of anxiety that a person can experience.
Richard BaileyPublished 9 days ago in PsycheWhat's the link between anxiety and shortness of breath?
Shortness of breath is a common symptom of anxiety. As with other anxiety symptoms, it can be concerning, but it is ultimately harmless. It will go away when the anxiety lifts.
kaliena KinPublished 9 days ago in Psyche
Spend Quality Time With Nature To Reduce Stress And Anxiety
Keep Outside in Mind for Less Stress Spending time in nature can help relieve stress and anxiety, improve mood, and increase feelings of happiness and well-being. Whatever you call it, forest bathing, ecotourism, mindfulness in nature, green time or healing in nature, man evolved outside and your brain benefits from a visit to nature.
Open Letter to Anyone With Anxiety
An Open Letter To Anyone With Anxiety. I hear you. I have anxiety myself. It's not fun at all. In fact sometimes it's crippling. Constantly worrying if you're good enough or if you did something wrong. Never feeling at peace mentally. Never feeling like you can relax. I understand that completley. You have people who tell you to just calm down or to get over it. You start to feel bad for having anxiety even though it's not your fault. They'll tell you that it could be worse which makes you more anxious. (Side note never tell someone with Anxiety this)
Amanda NicolePublished 16 days ago in PsycheHow to manage your anxiety.
Anxiety is a fight-or-flight response to danger. It is a defense mechanism that is functioned to protect us. Only when it bleeds into your everyday life and starts affecting your life, career, and relationships does it turn into a very real and serious problem that has to be dealt with.
Haitham Al-BairoutiPublished 17 days ago in PsycheLagoons and Pontoons
I remember lying on the warm golden sand gazing longingly across the lagoon at the other island. Lying on a beach in paradise and daydreaming as if it had been any other mundane day which it was for from, I just couldn’t help myself. But this time was different. I felt a mixture of excitement and dread and I knew that’s what would make the challenge so special. Tracing my fingers through the sand surrounding me In anticipation, I wondered about how I would feel once I made it to the other side carefully observing the short distance between the two. How long would that take to swim? Five minutes, ten minutes, fifteen!? I really had no idea. Every time I attempted to time one of my fellow holiday goers I’d get distracted or simply lose them as they swam further into the distance, dipping in and out between the small ripples of white appearing from the opening mouth of the lagoon and frowned. I watched the tourists go about their day exploring. The brave ones peered down from the tops of the high peaks they had climbed to the sea below while others strolled across the beach content with their achievement and immediate surroundings.
Lisa daviesPublished 19 days ago in Psyche
Managing anxiousness
Almost a year after the COVID-19 epidemic began, life is slowly returning to normal, but it is still a far way from the situation in early March 2020. Masks are a common sight in everyday life, restaurants and businesses are still only running at a fraction of their capacity, and live sports, music, and theatre will not return for many months.
Jerome ShawPublished 19 days ago in Psyche
