Our brains have this annoying tendency to ruminate on worst-case scenarios and other negative reflections at night — and all that worry is seriously disrupting our ability to fall asleep. The good news is that since anxiety is often triggered by our own thinking, we also have the ability to think our way to better… Read More »
In this post-COVID world, there are two problems that are running rampant. And, if we’re being quite frank, most of us are suffering from both of them. Anxiety and procrastination are major issues in our socially distanced society. And the two are closely related. During these times, we’re anxious about health, the economy, and life… Read More »
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Your doctor can refer you to licensed professionals who can help determine your triggers, address your anxiety issues, and teach you how to keep it from spiraling out of control. I am 30 now and its so bad I literally got to the er everytime I have a stomach ache so I finally talked to… Read More »
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It’s important to discuss your symptoms with your healthcare provider. Learn the best ways to manage stress and negativity in your life. The research on herbal and botanical medicine for anxiety is much more limited than traditional medicine. But before legalization in Alaska, those nights were mine and mine alone to get through. You may… Read More »
You’re not alone: coronavirus anxiety has made it impossible for almost everyone to sleep. Just take a look at Twitter for evidence of this pandemic-induced insomnia. ‘Does…anyone sleep anymore?,” one person asked Twitter at midnight. Another user asked, “Anyone else unable to sleep?” The Tweet was posted at 3 a.m. and received instant engagement. Right… Read More »