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Is perfectionism fueling your anxiety? 5 signs to know

We are always overwhelmed with the thought of making mistakes. Hence, we try to become controlling to ensure that everything turns out perfectly.

Published 688 days ago

More reasons to love your furry BFF: Here's how dogs can help with anxiety

Dogs are our furry best friends. Our pets, without exchanging a word with us, occupy the largest parts of our hearts. Spending time with them makes us feel happier and drives our blues far away. Dogs can help in combating anxiety as well – mentioned Psychologist Carolyn Rubenstein. Here's how spending time with your dog can help you beat anxiety.

Published 689 days ago

Is your anxiety lying to you? 5 signs to watch out for

Excess stress and poor boundaries in the workplace can cause more burnout – the root cause of this is stress and anxiety.

Published 723 days ago

Do you struggle with anxious attachment? Expert shares 5 ways to address it

Instead of expecting the partner to read our minds and know our expectations, we should communicate our needs to them calmly and clearly.

Published 744 days ago

When anxious, go for a walk: Therapist explains why

Anxiety is characterised by the constant fear of daily activities. Often taking ourselves out of a regular space and indulging in low-impact workouts can help in addressing anxiety effectively. “Walking provides a low-impact, accessible space to move your body in a way that allows your mind to also move through anxious moments,” wrote Therapist Anna Papaioannou. Here are a few benefits of walking that can combat anxious thoughts.

Published 748 days ago

Is feeling calm making you anxious? Here’s why this happens

When we live with chronic anxiety, moments of calmness and peace can also be triggering. The fact that we suddenly feel the absence of anxious thoughts, can further trigger anxiety for us. Therapist Carrie Howard explained why calmness and peace can also trigger anxiety in us. Here’s why this happens.

Published 750 days ago

5 things we can influence for a healthy and regulated nervous system

In order to alleviate stress, anxiety and depression, we need to have a regulated nervous system that does not feel threatened. A relaxed nervous system can make us feel safe and relaxed. When a nervous system is dysregulated, it can go into the fight or flight mode as a survival response. To keep the nervous system regulated, we need to take care of the things that can influence it. Therapist Israa Nasir shared a few tips.

Published 759 days ago

Thought patterns that increase anxiety: Psychologist explains

Often we feel more anxious at night. People who struggle with anxiety have a difficult time dealing with it at night. Excessive worry and the sense of fear creeps into the mind and people have a tough time managing their thoughts. Overthinking makes things worse. But why do we experience more anxiety at night? Psychologist Avi Sanders shared a few reasons.

Published 767 days ago

Is your nervous system out of balance? Signs to be aware of

Trauma can often show up in the body as physical symptoms. "Trauma isn't only a person's emotional and psychological reaction to an intense or overwhelming event; it can be felt physically too. Your survival response is a complex reaction that involves several brain regions and chemicals. It's triggered by any situation that threatens your safety or well-being, whether it's an intense emotional experience or a stressful event," wrote Therapist Anna Papaioannou. Here are a few ways by which trauma may show up in the body.

Published 777 days ago

The negative cycle of anxious-preoccupied attachment: Here's what we should know

It’s important to get out of a toxic relationship.

Published 780 days ago

High functioning anxiety: Positive and negative traits to be aware of

Identifying triggers and going through therapy can help in managing high functioning anxiety.

Published 781 days ago

Did your anxious attachment get activated? 5 signs to know

We may choose to keep the partner engaged in the relationship by creating conflicts and chaos. Even though it might look like a connection, it is unhealthy.

Published 785 days ago

High functioning anxiety: 5 signs that you are overcoming it

High functioning anxiety is a condition where a person is burdened with stress and anxiety, even when they look calm, peaceful and successful on the outside. However, with mindful practices, we can overcome high functioning anxiety. Therapist Nadia Fiorita shared a few signs that we are in the process of overcoming high functioning anxiety.

Published 788 days ago

Social jetlag: What is it? 5 signs to be aware of

For people with a low social battery or social anxiety, facing social jetlag is extremely common. It refers to that feeling of exhaustion after socialising with people, even if for a brief period of time. "Social jet lag can set in quickly, sometimes within just 30 minutes of social interaction, while for others, it might hit a few days later, mimicking the lag from a long-haul flight," wrote Therapist Carolyn Rubenstein. Here are a few signs of social jetlag that we should know about.

Published 788 days ago

Is your anxiety making you procrastinate? 5 signs to know

The fear of failure is triggered by anxiety. Anxiety makes us feel that we will definitely fail at what we do. Hence, we procrastinate.

Published 805 days ago

Home decor: 3 creative strategies to create mini Zen Gardens to reduce anxiety

By incorporating Zen in design principles, you can transform your home into a haven for tranquility so, let nature's beauty and the power of simplicity guide your design choices to create a space that reduces anxiety and fosters relaxation and inner peace. In an interview with Zarafshan Shiraz of HT Lifestyle, Chhaya Sharma, Founder and Principal Designer at Designer Homez, suggested 3 creative strategies to create mini–Zen Gardens at your home, to reduce anxiety -

Published 806 days ago

Are you socially anxious? Here are a few ways to combat anxiety in a gathering

How to support someone with social anxiety: Expert offers tips

Published 815 days ago

Subtle signs of anxiety driven people pleasing behaviour

Excess stress and poor boundaries in the workplace can cause more burnout – the root cause of this is stress and anxiety.

Published 840 days ago

Are you getting better at managing your anxiety? Here are 5 signs

Self-parenting the inner child in us can help us to get the love and care that we have been craving for.

Published 844 days ago

Are you experiencing social anxiety? 4 signs to be aware of

Social anxiety is a condition where a person has the constant fear of being watched or judged by others. Hence, they choose to isolate themselves and stay away from large crowds or large gatherings. Being around people can make them feel overwhelmed and stressed. "I never felt fully present in social settings outside of my immediate friends and family. I felt like an outsider, like I couldn’t banter like everyone else, like everyone else knew something I didn’t about being confident and fitting in," wrote Therapist Rebekah Ballagh.

Published 846 days ago

Struggling with Depression: Ways to step towards radical change

When we struggle with Depression, it is important to have psychological flexibility. "It involves being open to experiencing difficult emotions and thoughts without becoming overwhelmed by them. Instead of attempting to avoid or suppress negative feelings, it’s important to acknowledge and accept them as a natural part of the human experience. Simultaneously, individuals with psychological flexibility can maintain focus on their values and goals, taking committed action towards what matters most to them despite the presence of depressive symptoms," wrote Therapist Maythal Eshaghian.

Published 882 days ago

4 tricks to help us fall asleep after a panic attack

When we have a panic attack or severe anxious thoughts, it can be very difficult to fall asleep. We constantly keep overthinking and making ourselves spiral through our thoughts and become more anxious. This can lead to irregular sleep patterns or chaotic routines. In order to stop spiraling, there are a few tricks that can help us fall asleep. Therapist Alison Seponara shared the tricks.

Published 882 days ago

5 ways to lower anxiety in relationships

Often, we may feel some tension and anxiety in a relationship. It can happen for a variety of reasons. However, addressing them effectively can help us to maintain emotional and mental health. "Lowering anxiety in your relationships often has a lot to do with taking care of yourself and doing what you can to help make your relationship as healthy as it can be," wrote Therapist Carrie Howard. Here are a few ways to lower anxiety in relationships.

Published 883 days ago

Herbal support to decrease stress

Stress is the body's response in difficult situations. When we are crowded with anxious thoughts, we may react poorly to situations, leading to more stress. However, herbs have proven to be effective in having a calming effect on the body and mind and helping in dealing with stress. "Here are some evidence-based herbs known to help you cope better with stress," wrote Nutritionist Marina Wright.

Published 895 days ago

Befriend the nervous system to manage anxiety better: Here's why

Knowing and addressing the nervous system can help us to feel calmer and more relaxed. This can further help us to address anxiety better. "Understanding your nervous system states can have a huge impact on how you experience stress and anxiety. When we begin to befriend our nervous system and get familiar with its patterns, we can intentionally make shifts to better support what it may need," wrote Psychologist Kelly Vincent. Here are the reasons why befriending the nervous system can help us to manage anxiety better.

Published 904 days ago

Ageing anxiety: 5 signs to know

Thoughts of growing old can be scary. While we cannot stop time, often we worry about growing old and ageing. "Ageing anxiety is a concern for many, characterised by the fear of the inevitable physical, mental, and social changes that accompany aging. This anxiety isn't confined to a specific age group; it can surface at any point in life, often triggered by milestones like birthdays or the start of a new year," wrote Therapist Carolyn Rubenstein.

Published 904 days ago

4 body systems that support your nervous system

One of the best ways to combat anxiety and stress is keeping the nervous system relaxed and calm. "A holistic approach to mental health care focuses on nurturing interdependent body systems," wrote Therapist Anna Papaioannou as she noted down the four body systems that help in supporting the nervous system.

Published 912 days ago

Things that can increase our stress threshold

The way we handle stress depends on the lifestyle we lead and how relaxed and calm our nervous system is. "The goal is not to completely eliminate stress (because that’s just impossible) but to become more resilient to it, so it doesn’t impact our mental and physical health," wrote Nutritionist Marina Wright.

Published 913 days ago

Ways by which our mind constantly sabotages our happiness

In times when we are stressed or anxious, a little moment of happiness or hope can be ruined by the way we overthink it. From constantly thinking of worst-case scenarios to trying to find the fault in things, our happiness can be destroyed by the way we perceive the situation. "Our mind is a funny thing. Even though (I'm convinced) it only ever wants to protect us, it can have a rather depressing way of doing so sometimes," wrote Psychologist Maike Neuhaus.

Published 915 days ago

What brain fog looks like? Therapist explains

Brain fog is a common symptom of Complex PTSD. Brain fog refers to memory lapses, feeling mentally cloudy and difficulty in concentrating. "Experiencing brain fog is a common but often overlooked aspect of living with Complex PTSD. Understanding this symptom is important in the recovery journey," wrote Therapist Linda Meredith. Here are a few signs of brain fog.

Published 920 days ago

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