Natural Anxiety Therapy Trumps All Others
- By Jen Crippen
- Published 08/16/2011
- Managing anxiety
One of the reasons mainstream anxiety therapy has been so unsuccessful
for many is because anxiety manifests itself so differently in
different people. One person may experience a mild tightening of the
chest, increased heart and breathing rate and a slight flush just
before stepping onto a stage to make a public speech. Another may
experience the sudden onset of a full-blown panic attack that includes
profuse sweating, shortness of breath and an intense headache at the
thought of speaking to a single person they don't know at a small party.
Workplace Anxiety: Losing Sleep? Sunday Night Anxiety, Monday Morning Anxiety, Anxiety Upon Waking
- By Susan Meindl
- Published 08/12/2011
- Anxiety , Managing anxiety
Are there regular times in the week when you feel distressed and
preoccupied by anxious feelings about work, school or other significant
responsibilities?
One client describes difficulty falling asleep on Sunday night,
another woke every morning filled with a feeling of dread and anxiety.
His mind spun with relentless fantasies about making poor decisions at
work or about being fired from his job. Another woman found herself feeling exhausted every morning, even though she had had a good night’s sleep... Underneath their anxiety and fear there was a great deal of powerful rage.Gifted, Talented, Creative, Anxious
- By Douglas Eby
- Published 04/29/2011
- Managing anxiety
Michele Kane, Ed.D., gave a presentation on Stress and Anxiety: Helping Gifted Kids Cope – which also has helpful perspectives for us adults. She points out that “Being bright, talented, creative, motivated, smart, ambitious, and even good looking can add to the stress in your life” but adds, “You can learn to understand why your life gets oppressive, depressive, stressed or otherwise unhealthy. You can learn to live in a new and better way.”Why Sales and Marketing Aren’t Enough
- By Christian Mickelsen
- Published 04/25/2011
- Managing anxiety , Entrepreneurs
Most everything that holds you back in life and in business are your fears.
Well guess what?!! Over 90% of these fears are emotional fears. To deal with them, just ‘be with’ the feeling without trying to analyze it or get rid of it. Simply be with it. Not only do I take coaches through this process to get them un-stuck and
keep them in action, but I also use it myself whenever I’m feeling
stuck or afraid of something.Anxiety Cure & Natural Herbal Remedies
- By Misc Author
- Published 03/21/2011
- Managing anxiety , Anxiety Relief Products / Programs
Many types of over the counter, and all-natural herbal supplements are available in the market to help treat the symptoms of anxiety.
Alpha Calm is a 100% natural, safe, herbal supplement that will help achieve a natural state of relaxation without drowsiness.
Herbal remedies rely on natural herbs and plant materials to help the
body and the mind remain healthy. Many Americans are finding relief
from their mild anxiety symptoms with the use of natural herbal
remedies.
Social Anxiety: Alone With Witnesses
- By Misc Author
- Published 02/11/2011
- Managing anxiety , Social Anxiety
By Jon Hershfield, OCD Center of Los Angeles. Social Anxiety or Social Phobia is more than just shyness. When I first began treating people...it seemed to me this condition was a problem of interesting people not realizing they are interesting. While this is a significant element, there is more going on... Someone may have no qualms about performing on stage, but may dread the interactions inherent in dating. This may explain why some entertainers who have spent their careers on stage or on camera (Barbra Streisand, Carly Simon, Donny Osmond, Kim Basinger), have reported having Social Anxiety...Writing about worries help students deal with test anxiety
- By Misc Author
- Published 02/3/2011
- Managing anxiety
Abstract: Pressure-filled exam situations undermine some students’ performance. We
tested whether having students write down their thoughts about an
upcoming test could improve test performance. The intervention, a brief
expressive writing assignment that occurred immediately before taking an
important test, significantly improved students’ exam scores
The fear will go away if I practice enough
- By Morty Lefkoe
- Published 02/3/2011
- Stage Fright , Managing anxiety
A few years ago I met someone who said he had a fear of public speaking and after a speech class in college he "overcame" it. I asked, "So your fear was totally gone?" "No. That's not really possible. There will always be some fear." And this is exactly what most people mean when they say they "overcame" their fear of public speaking. They mean that they don't let it stop them or that it's reduced in intensity. But is it really true that like the man above said, "There will always be some fear"? In my experience it's not.
Fear of Flying: An Interview with Rich Presta
- By Rich Presta
- Published 11/23/2010
- Managing anxiety
By Jeff Wise, Psychology Today. A top practitioner's insights into a common, and debilitating, phobia - Have you ever sat on an airplane and felt such a terrifying rush of anxiety and fear that you wondered how you'd make it through the flight? If so, then you should probably know the name of Rich Presta, a psychologist who specializes in phobias, anxiety, and fear, especially as they relate to transportation.Valerian: Natural treatment for anxiety
- By Misc Author
- Published 11/19/2010
- Managing anxiety
By Ann Lakner, M.D., Ph.D., HFL Solutions.
Valerian is a perennial plant native to North
America and Europe. The extracted root is the portion of the plant used
for medicinal effects.
Historically, valerian’s primary use was as a sedative for the relief
of insomnia, anxiety, mental stress, depression and conditions
associated with pain.
Several recent clinical studies have substantiated this historical use.
Managing anxiety