Articles, tagged with "anxiety sufferers", page 5
04th December 2009
Individuals respond in unique ways to different anxiety relaxation techniques. So you have to try various techniques to find the one(s) that's right for you. As an anxiety sufferer, relaxation is one of the most important things you can do for yourself. H...
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Author:
John Cielo
27th November 2009
There are better alternatives when it comes to anxiety help other than medication. People have become dependent on medication. Most people take an aspirin for a mild headache without a batter of an eyelid. We don't stop to think what's inside a painkiller...
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Author:
Phil Tsang
27th November 2009
The 'art of gratitude' is a great technique for managing your anxiety. A continuous cycle of anxious thinking leads to anxiety sufferers feeling 'disconnected' from the world around them. Drugs can't remedy this, so the art of gratitude can be an importan...
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Author:
John Cielo
09th November 2009
People who have an anxiety disorder or suffer panic symptoms are much more likely to have sleep problems. Sleep disorders affect more than a third of adults. Insomnia is by far the most common sleep disorder and is the inability to sleep. Insomnia can var...
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Author:
Phil Tsang
05th November 2009
Social anxiety can develop from a very young age. Most of us can remember an embarrassing moment at school. Maybe you have a memory of getting turned down by someone you had a crush on? Or being called up to the principals office?
Some young children c...
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Author:
Phil Tsang
05th November 2009
From birth we begin to develop social anxiety as we become more self-conscious. We all have an embarrassing story to tell from our childhoods. Remember being asked to stand and give answers to a math question you weren't paying attention to in class? Or p...
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Author:
Phil Tsang
20th October 2009
Social anxiety sufferers might feel apprehensive and anxious, and find it difficult to relax when in the presence of others. Sufferers usually find it difficult to interact with others and are always worried about how they are perceived.
Most people ha...
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Author:
Phil Tsang
20th October 2009
Social anxiety sufferers might feel apprehensive and anxious, and find it difficult to relax when in the presence of others. Sufferers are often worried about what others think about them and may find it difficult to communicate with others.
We've all ...
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Author:
Phil Tsang
21st September 2009
If you suffer from anxiety like many people, you may be feeling helpless. You may have felt like you were going crazy or that you were loosing control of your emotions. And it can feel helpless when you are experiencing the cold sweats and dizziness. It i...
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Author:
Wendy Krick
15th September 2009
Alone, Confused, Scared - Learn How To Be Anxiety Free
Are you feeling alone, confused and scared all the time, is this how you meet your day, you probably have many people around you but I'm sure you still feel very much alone. Is this feeling starti...
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Author:
Charlotte Wilson
04th August 2009
Usually when you need information on anxiety, you need it now!! As chances are, you or someone you love is experiencing anxiety or has recently had an anxiety attack. You usually need that information quickly and given to you clearly so you can identify ...
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Author:
Anne Edwards
09th July 2009
Many of us become very frustrated and find ourselves burned out very often or most of the time; in fact, burn out is a fact of life at some point in our lives for all of us affected by anxiety. When recovering from anxiety, for example, we do not magical...
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Author:
danstelter
06th July 2009
An anxiety attack is the body's response to stress, plain and simple. The stress is usually something that occurs environmentally, although frequently it can also be self-generated stress to an imaginary threat. An anxiety attack can also be followed by a...
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Author:
Jon Arnold
06th July 2009
An anxiety attack is your system's reaction to stress, plain and simple. The stress is usually something that happens environmentally, although oftentimes it can also be self-generated stress to an imaginary threat. An anxiety attack can also be followed ...
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Author:
Jon Arnold
18th June 2009
For many people the trigger is financial turmoil, job related difficulties, or accumulated stress. These conditions build up and weigh heavily on you over time, increasing your susceptibility to panic attacks and then specific, worrisome thoughts act as t...
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Author:
Bertil Hjert