anxiety
How to Cope With Anxiety or Panic Attacks at Work

How to Cope With Anxiety or Panic Attacks at Work

If you experience anxiety, you probably know that stress makes it worse. Unfortunately, work is a place where stress commonly occurs.     Getting stressed at work happens to everyone, and it’s perfectly normal. But stress that is persistent and impairs daily...

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Learn the Signs of Deadly Eating Disorders

Learn the Signs of Deadly Eating Disorders

It can be difficult to notice signs and symptoms of an eating disorder, all of which involve abnormal eating behaviors. In a nation obsessed with body image, you could mistakenly think that a family member’s intense dieting and exercise are following a healthy path....

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Kick Back-to-School Nerves with These 5 Tips

Kick Back-to-School Nerves with These 5 Tips

As the end of August approaches, many kids become wary of what is coming: a new school year. With new teachers, new subjects, and new classmates each year, it is common for children to become anxious about the unknowns awaiting them as they go back to school. Some...

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Changes in Your Diet Can Relieve Anxiety

Changes in Your Diet Can Relieve Anxiety

Isn’t it funny how, when you were younger, you couldn’t wait to be old enough to sit in the front seat? Then you couldn’t wait to be old enough to drive a car, stay out past 11 p.m., move out, and be an “adult.” Yet, in all of this wishing for the next exciting phase...

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4 Plants to Alleviate Anxiety Symptoms

4 Plants to Alleviate Anxiety Symptoms

Anxiety is categorized as excessive worrying about a variety of topics and situations accompanied by at least three physical symptoms that often limit a person’s ability to function in one or more aspects of daily life. People sometimes have trouble with small talk,...

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Go ahead, hit the snooze button. Learn more about how disrupted sleep is the cause for serious health issues.

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