How to use the 333 rule for anxiety
Feeling anxious? This simple trick can help alleviate some of those worries
How to use the 333 rule for anxiety Read More »
Feeling anxious? This simple trick can help alleviate some of those worries
How to use the 333 rule for anxiety Read More »
Effective neurochemical changes in the brain of those with social anxiety take different forms after SSRI treatment and cognitive behavioral therapy.
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Those with pre-existing anxiety, depression, chronic stress, and distress caused by loneliness are at 50% increased risk of developing Long-COVID following coronavirus infection.
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A Dubliner who has battled anxiety, depression and body dysmorphia is encouraging others not to be afraid to seek help.
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With anxiety, loneliness and the cost of living crisis driving an urge to accumulate, when does clutter become a cause for concern?Hoarding behaviours are on the rise, with some councils even setting up specialist teams to deal with the issue. But why? And what should you do if you’re worried? I asked Jo Cooke, director of Hoarding Disorders UK and a professional declutterer.What’s the difference between hoarding, collecting, or having a cluttered space?It’s about the emotion. Someone who hoards feels genuine distress at the thought of discarding their items. We say they find meaning in the mess; it’s a security blanket. That’s different from a collector who’d proudly swap one vintage car for another, or chronic disorganisation. Generally, if you offer to tidy up someone’s cluttered house they’ll say: “Yes, please!” Whereas someone with hoarding behaviours will say no, because they don’t like the thought of their things being touched. They are emotionally attached. Continue reading…
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Is it OCD or Social Anxiety? Or is it Both?
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October 20, 2022
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New research suggests that taking a break from the news is linked to lower depression and anxiety. Healthy eating also helps.
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Days after my baby was born, I was overwhelmed by raw terror. Soon, my son and I were living in a specialist unit. This is what I learned“If you tried to leave now, we would section you.” It was my second day in the mother and baby unit, a psychiatric ward that treats women with perinatal mental health issues, while helping them care for their babies. I was sitting on the edge of my single bed, with its squeaky vinyl cover, my son asleep next to me in a cot that was impossibly huge for a four-week-old baby. I bit my lip and tried to stop my leg twitching up and down.“You’d section me?” Continue reading…
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Listening to birdsong reduces anxiety and paranoia, a new study reports.
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To address the mental health crisis facing American youth, experts also said adolescents should be screened for depression.
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