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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Taking a Positive Attitude About Your Anxiety Recovery
Tweet Most people begin anxiety recovery with a good outlook. Usually we are so excited and enthusiastic and every little victory feels like Christmas morning! And then we continue on and life happens. The road to recovery from panic attacks … Continue reading
Anxiety And Going Away To College
Tweet Rhiannon asked via email: “I am 18 years old and will be starting college in the next few weeks. I also suffer from panic attacks. So you can see how these two don’t exactly mesh well together. For the … Continue reading
Spontaneous Panic Attacks & How To Prevent Them
Tweet Many people suffer from spontaneous panic attacks that happen “out of the blue” or without warning. This puts incredible stress on the sufferer, fearing when the next panic attack will strike. I had a day at work a few … Continue reading
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Anxiety and Waiting- Why Does This Freak Me Out?
Tweet Waiting in lines- at the post office, the grocery store, to go to communion, for the traffic light to change. Anxiety and waiting is one of the most common and frightening experiences for anxiety sufferers. Today we’ll look at … Continue reading
Recovery From Anxiety- Do Not Lose Faith in Yourself
Tweet Anxiety recovery is a process that is different for each person. It is seldom quick and takes a commitment to move forward and practice every day. It’s important to remember you must not lose faith in yourself along the … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety recovery, faith, health anxiety, low self esteem, recovery from anxiety
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How to Reduce Anxiety to Normal Intensity
Tweet One of the keys of overcoming panic attacks is learning how to reduce anxiety to normal intensity. When you are anxious, fears are grossly exaggerated, your thinking is all distorted and it can be hard if not impossible to … Continue reading