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How To Deal With Anxiety During The COVID-19 Crisis

Life has changed for billions of people around the world. As droves of people struggle to address practical matters like working from home, childcare, staying physically healthy and caring for at-risk family members, we cannot not ignore the toll this coronavirus pandemic has on our mental and overall health.
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Anxiety and Insomnia: Breaking The Cycle

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Choosing Music to Calm Anxiety

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How To Manage Financial Anxiety

School doesn’t teach us how to manage our money. While rent, insurance, and Postmates gouge our wallets, we’re expected to figure it out as we go. It’s overwhelming to sort through all our expenses, but here are some tips to manage financial anxiety and worry less about money on a daily basis. Talk to Friends…
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Loneliness and Social Anxiety: The Connection Is Not A Curse

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13 High School Struggles and How To Handle Them

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Social Anxiety: Resist Hiding By The Appetizers!

Gatherings involving family, friends and coworkers are a joy for many, but can be overpowering for people with social anxiety. It feels better to be alone, to avoid seeing loved ones, or to bite your nails non-stop. There Are Ways To Overcome Social Anxiety For those who suffer from major social anxiety, avoiding social situations…
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Work Anxiety: How To Deal Without Therapy

How do you deal with normal work stress, when you’re already strung out with daily life? Eighty percent of workers said they were stressed or extremely stressed in a recent survey – that’s just not sustainable! You don’t have to have an anxiety disorder to feel overwhelmed at work. So how can you manage work…
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Reverse Helplessness and Anxiety

Feeling helpless is one of the most common experiences, accompanying anxiety and depression. Helplessness feels like no matter how hard we try, we can’t change the stressful situations around us. Hopelessness, on the other hand, feels like there’s just no way out, period. So they’re kind of similar. According to the National Health Interview Survey,…
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How to React to a Panic Attack

Panic attacks are absolutely terrifying. Their technical definition is “an abrupt onset of intense fear or discomfort,” but those who have experienced one know – it feels like way more than that. Panic attacks are physical and mental: racing heart, excessive sweating, shortness of breath, feeling like you’re about to die, can’t focus, or have…