Anxiety
Anxiety is a normal reaction to stressful events. But what happens when your anxiety starts taking control of your life?
Anxiety is a normal reaction to stressful events. But what happens when your anxiety starts taking control of your life?
Anxiety is a normal reaction to stressful events. But what happens when your anxiety starts taking control of your life?
If you are struggling with anxiety or having flashbacks to painful memories, try an exercise called “grounding” to help you stay calm.
Free, fun apps to help you lighten your emotional load.
If you feel like your anxiety is becoming unbearable, find ways to take a break and take care of yourself.
Being in social situations causes anxiety for most people, so if you experience social anxiety, you aren’t alone.
We created a list of 99 Coping Skills. Save it or print it to take it with you so you'll always remember them!
You have the capability to be the person you would like to be.
Use these steps to find the bravery that you need to face the situations in your life.
Instead of dreading Mondays, train yourself to think positively about the start of a new week.
Try these 3 steps to promote a feeling of hope.
Things to keep in mind when managing stress.
Try these steps to guide yourself to an appropriate reaction when you experience strong emotions.
See how your senses or logic might help to calm this reaction.
A technique to help you relax your body and mind and promote positive thinking.
If you want to get your thoughts back on track and feel better, mindful breathing can be a great way to relax and gain the perspective you need.
The top reasons you might procrastinate and what to do about it.
Have you ever woken up feeling anxious? You know the feeling. Your alarm clock goes off in the morning and you get that pit in your stomach. You can learn how to stop these feelings with a little knowledge and some practice.
When life forces you to step outside your comfort zone, calm your mind with these thoughts.
We want what we want…and we want it now. With our fast-paced, stressful world, we don't often take time to appreciate what we have right in front of us. Sometimes waiting is actually a good thing.
When you notice that you are spending more time worrying about things than you are actually enjoying them…it’s time to think about making some changes.
Knowing who to talk to ahead of your stressful time allows you to get immediate support when you need it most.
Because different things happen each day, you will feel different feelings from day to day.
Quiet your inner critic by listening to your inner friend.
Sometimes when depression or anxiety lingers on for a long time, it may be more than just a passing mood or feeling. When this happens, talk about it, and get help.