Your next step is to calm yourself down emotionally. You can successfully calm yourself down by listening to relaxing music, by using affirmations, by counting backward from 10, by breathing deeply, by visualizing a calming scene within your imagination, etc. There are plenty of ways to calm d...
“You throw like a girl”, “Stop crying like a girl” are a few common phrases that have become so natural to say and so ingrained in our culture as just another figure of speech that we don’t often stop to think of the negative consequences they create in the young...
Through research and a lot of experimenting I created a practical way to calm myself down instantly anywhere, anytime, when a meditation cushion or reassuring book was out of reach. The technique was so simple and powerful that it pulled me through a harrowing experience in that relationship, ...
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not have the same rights as service dogs and are only allowed in places that state they allow pets. They do not have any special housing rights either. Another type of therapy dog is a ‘Comfort Dog,’ which visits disaster areas or areas of crisis to calm victims and bring them comfort...
what their human is feeling. My dog picks up on my emotions and reflects them, except with much more intensity. Sometimes, I am not even conscious of feeling nervous or stressed, but my dog notices it and starts to act up. Once I consciously calm myself down, his behavior also improves...
However, when the passing of your pet is traumatic or leading to depression, anxiety or even PTSD, an ESA is a good way to provide support. Sometimes a different kind of ESA animal can help – a calm and independentcatcould become a good friend to talk to after the loss of a dog, ...
It’s the process we go through to teach our puppy that their crate is a special happy place all of their own, a place where only good things happen, so they become willing and even look forward to spending calm, relaxed time there. A crate-trained dog will voluntarily go in and out...
As they start going, give a calm but warm: ‘good potty!’ Not so loud you startle or distract them as you don’t want them to stop. But make sure they know you’re happy with what they’re doing. Then as soon as they finish…Go mental! Praise like never before, all the while...
errands. One day while at a routine check-up with Dr. O’Donnell, I had a panic attack and my blood pressure shot up to the hypertensive crisis level. Bobbi was waiting in the lobby with my boyfriend and Dr. O’Donnell suggested I go get her. Maybe she could help calm me down. ...