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A Powerful Way To Eliminate Stress
Has this ever happened to you? You’re driving to an appointment when suddenly you find yourself behind someone who is driving 10-15 miles an hour UNDER the speed limit. Well, this happened…
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How to Identify Stress Hunger & Stop Emotional Eating
Ever catch yourself emotional eating a whole bag of chips and think, “Why did I do this? I wasn’t even hungry!” You’re not alone—we’ve all succumbed to “stress hunger.” Here’s…
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How to Clear Worry’s Mental Clutter
We have only a fixed amount of attention at our disposal; the more we worry, the more attention is diverted away from other—more productive—tasks! Limited Energy & Attention In case…
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Why Wellness Is a Choice
With time, I learned that managing the symptoms of depression and anxiety requires active—not passive or reactive—decision-making to move toward better mental health. Accepting Responsibility for Mental Health Treatment Years…
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How to Overcome Anxiety When Triggered by Time
When the clock is ticking and I have to be somewhere, my stress level goes through the roof. To stabilize before emotional paralysis sets in, I manage my schedule, emotions, and mind.…
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Strategies for Handling Work Stress & Depression
Stressful work situations and conflicts can cause excess anxiety and aggravate depression symptoms. Here are 3 strategies that helped me cope with a toxic workplace. Workplace Stress In a recent…
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How to Bypass Pessimism’s “Thought Filter”
When something goes wrong and you feel your world is falling apart, try to determine if negative “thought filters” are causing more pain—and trouble! Catastrophic Thinking Has this ever happened…
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Recovery Discovered Inside Out!
Instead of becoming discouraged and angry at yourself for being ill, look on the bright side–you are one step closer to getting well.
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What Is A “Stress Tsunami”?
Although we can’t prevent stressful events from occurring, there are several strategies that will help us prepare for our stress response ‘tsunami’.
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