Freedom from Depression, Anxiety and Panic Attacks
When I was 9 years old, I experienced my first panic attack, and at 27, my last. Decades later, I can say […]
Articles that reveal stress coping strategies and stress techniques to help alleviate stress symptoms.
When I was 9 years old, I experienced my first panic attack, and at 27, my last. Decades later, I can say […]
When I was young child, I was playing at my mother’s feet as she was ironing. Curious about what she was doing, […]
Stress is a pressure that the body and mind endure, which, over time, can create compound issues, including but not limited to panic disorder, asthma, allergies, and heart and stroke risks.
When Jon Kabat-Zinn’s Full Catastrophe Living popped into my Amazon mailbox, the title didn’t just pique my interest; it reached out and grabbed me by the throat!
You are not alone. Everyone experiences despair and needs help getting to a brighter place, so you are not a freak or a loser. You are a tender human being who needs some loving attention paid to your thought processes right now.
It all began when I was 9 years old and I choked on a piece of meat. Fortunately, my Dad, sprang into […]
It’s January. Christmas is over. New Years is past. The days are short, the weather cold. With much of winter yet ahead and the overwhelming urge to remain indoors in the warmth, physical exercise is not foremost on most people’s agendas. Crawling back into bed is a lot more appealing, this time of year.
What some are experiencing at this time, physicians call “Seasonal Affective Disorder,” or SAD. It is a form of depression that affects countless individuals annually. Lethargy, listlessness, lack of motivation, sadness, overwhelmedness, fatigue, and crankiness/annoyance include some of the more common symptoms of SAD.
Organization for the home results in organization for the mind, which, wondrously, reduces symptoms of stress and anxiety.
Those feelings of illness, fatigue or panic are your friend, saving you from delivering yourself into ruin.
As the parent of a child with special needs, I soon discovered that my child was not the only one with the special needs. Looking after my own well-being has required time and careful planning to ensure my strength and stamina would endure through times of turbulence…
A good child psychologist will validate symptoms of ADD/ADHD if they are present, and then help give you strategies to set helpful boundaries and disciplines for your child. Discipline is important, so don’t discard their help for you as a parent.