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Therapy For Anxiety
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Therapy For Anxiety

Therapies for anxiety that really work.

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interesting facts about anxiety
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Understanding Anxiety: 7 Interesting Facts You Hadn’t Known Yet

Interesting facts to know about anxiety.

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5 Steps to Help You Keep Anxiety Under Control
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5 Steps to Keep Anxiety Under Control Now

Keeping anxiety under control is not as difficult as it may seem.

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8 Warning Signs of Anxiety You Might Miss
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8 Warning Signs of Anxiety You Might Miss

Could I have an anxiety disorder?

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The State Of Research On Anxiety Treatment
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The State Of Research On Anxiety Treatment

The latest research on anxiety treatment. Mental illnesses such as depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and anxiety have become very prevalent in recent years. While anxiety tends to be less visible compared to other mental illness, its effects can sometimes be just as troubling.   One-quarter of Australians will experience an anxiety condition in their lifetime. […]

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Surviving Anxiety in the Modern World
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You Are Not Alone: Surviving Anxiety in the Modern World

Anxiety has become a fixture of modern day life, but nobody is alone in their suffering. Anxiety is the most common mental health condition in Australia. Over 2 million Australian adults have an anxiety disorder, and about 6% of Australians will be diagnosed with Generalised Anxiety Disorder (GAD) over their lifetimes. One in five people […]

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7 Tips to Help Manage Anxiety and Panic Attacks
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7 Tips to Help Manage Anxiety and Panic Attacks

Anxiety and panic disorders are complex, with both biological and psychosocial causes. Managing symptoms with these seven tips will help pave the way towards a thriving, anxious-free life. 1. Exercise regularly If anybody could condense the benefits of exercise down into a single pill, it would very likely be the closest thing to a panacea […]

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Easing Social Anxiety with Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
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Easing Social Anxiety with Acceptance and Commitment Therapy

Accept what is out of your personal control, and then commit to value-guided mindful action that enriches your life. What is ACT?  “The curious paradox is that when I accept myself just as I am, then I change” -Carl Rogers, On Becoming A Person Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is a type of behavioural therapy […]

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Staying Present
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Staying Present: Turning Towards Anxiety and Panic With Mindfulness

Cultivating a mindfulness meditation practice is a very powerful antidote to anxiety symptoms. Mindfulness has become a catchphrase in today’s wellness culture. It used all across the board for increasing productivity at work all the way to coping with trauma, mental illness, and physical illness. However, mindfulness meditation has a rich lineage and history attached […]

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Polyvagal Theory
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Polyvagal Theory: The Healing Power of the Ventral-Vagal Connection

Polyvagal Theory is a comprehensive evolutionary model for understanding and treating anxiety and panic disorders. General anxiety disorder and panic disorders are two of the most common mental conditions in Australia and around the world. The difference between the two is that anxiety disorders are mainly characterised by excessive worry brought about from perceived threats; […]

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