Even when things are going well,OCDcan hijack your day. Obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors -- and theanxietythat comes with them -- can take up massive amounts of time and energy. Thoughmedicationandtherapyare the main ways to treat this lifelong condition, self-care is a secret wea...
discussing her battles with depression and anxiety. She has stated, “I’ve suffered through depression and anxiety my entire life; I still suffer with it every single day.” Her challenges began in her youth and were intensified by the pressures of fame, bullying, and feeling like an o...
“Trying to get rid of someone’s anxiety seems really thoughtful and sweet. But anxiety does not usually go away. Over time, if people avoid difficult situations, the anxiety grows. And the person begins to ask more and more from you instead of working on their problem.” Voice 1 If yo...
Living with an anxiety disorder is tough. Writing connects me to me.
spouse and marriage will be unique. But the general areas of thoughts, emotions, and behaviors affecting family, work and community are: emotional hyperarousal states, interpersonal difficulties, social awkwardness, empathy, physical intimacy, hygiene, grooming, higher risks for OCD,ADHD and anxiety. ...
Better Living With CBTA therapist unpacks OCD, anxiety, and other forms of distressParenting You Can Love and Hate Being a Parent Aliza Goldstein Psy.D. on May 16, 2023 You adore your children, yet sometimes you can't stand being around them. Here's how to make sense of this ...
For some women, the arrival of a baby comes with a debilitating fear of harming them. Here are the signs and symptoms of perinatal OCD, as well as what it's like to live with it.
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来源:https://psychcentral.com/disorders/anxiety/living-with-an-anxiety-disorder/ Living with an Anxiety Disorder ByMargarita Tartakovsky, M.S. Learning that you have an anxiety disorder may bring relief (finally having a name for your struggles), more questions (why me?) and more worry (not...
Talking about social anxiety with a trusted family member or friend gives the other person the opportunity to provide some much-needed support.8To share these feelings with someone specific, send them a text or online message with a request to meet, then arrange a time at a quiet place to ...