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What To Do If You’re Having a Bad Day
Tweet Ever wonder what to do if you’re having a bad day? I came up with 3 easy tips that can help. I happen to be coming off a really tough weekend and here I am on Monday faced with … Continue reading
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
Positive Affirmations for Anxiety
Tweet It’s empowering to replace negative self talk with positive affirmations for anxiety. The fact is that many people think positive affirmations are hokey, or that anxiety is such a beast that doing positive affirmations couldn’t really help. In fact, … Continue reading
Self Help for Panic Attacks – No Excuses!
Tweet Of course you want to feel better, why would you want to have panic attacks? Right?… Well maybe. As horrible as panic attacks are, sometimes it’s just easier to stay anxious. Maybe you don’t really believe you can get … Continue reading
Self Help For Panic Attacks- Simple Steps To Take
Tweet You can take some of the terror out of panic attacks by using self help strategies. The following steps help to normalize the anxiety and can really help lessen a panic attack, both in length and intensity. 1. Acknowledge … Continue reading
Self Help for Panic Attacks Part 2
Tweet In our last post we discussed three important points in self help for panic attacks: advocating for yourself, educating yourself about anxiety and panic attacks, and reaching out to others. Today we’ll look at more self help for panic … Continue reading
Self Help for Panic Attacks
Tweet The panic attack sufferer often feels very much alone and bewildered. Unless or until they learn they are not alone, they try very hard to hide their nervousness and make everything appear OK to the outside world. After all, … Continue reading





