The holidays can be a difficult time for your mental health due to all the events that are occurring around you. While these are events that you probably want to enjoy, everything is tightly packed into just 35 days of the year. Fortunately, there are a few things that you can do to help yourself …
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Are you saving things just in case you might need them someday? Are people upset or embarrassed by your behavior? Do you no longer invite people over to your home because you’ve saved too many things, and yet you feel anxious when you try to throw them away? Then you’re probably suffering from a hoarding …
Acceptance is the core idea of mindfulness practice. It’s the process of acknowledging your difficult thoughts and emotions (things like stress and anxiety) and learning to see what’s within your control, so you feel empowered to take action. This helps us prepare ourselves to take the action that’s right for us. There are a few …
The Internet is a great tool, allowing us to connect with other people, get a lot of necessary information, and order food whenever we want these things. However, when used excessively, the Internet can also cause us to have social anxiety – a complex disorder that can significantly interfere with our daily lives. This all …
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Neuronetics, Inc. understands the interconnection of mental and physical health. As a global leader in neuroscience, they’re working to redefine patient and physician expectations with their NeuroStar Advanced TMS Therapy for Mental Health. This is a drug-free, non-invasive treatment modality that can improve a person’s quality of life when they’re suffering from neuro health conditions …
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Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is one of those mental health issues that’s provoked a lot of attention throughout the years. Some people even go so far as to ask, “Doesn’t everyone have a little OCD?” This question stirs up a lot of controversies. Some people will tell you that being a little OCD is like being …
Today, almost everything has been impacted by technology. Some statistics suggest more than six billion people in the world own a smartphone – roughly 83% of the population and a number that is rising. In addition to this, millions of people own televisions, computers, laptops, and other digital devices with a screen. Looking at a …
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If you’re experiencing anxiety, you’re probably struggling with a sleep disorder too. This is because when you’re worried about things it’s hard for your brain to settle down at night. Unfortunately, this may make you feel even more anxious the next day. Which Comes First the Anxiety or the Sleep Disorder? You’ve heard the adage, …
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Panic attacks are relatively common in America, affecting around 11% of people every year. They can come with many symptoms, and some panic attacks may be expected while others are unexpected. Some of the most common symptoms people experience are a faster heart rate, sweating, increased breathing, and an overwhelming sense of fear or anxiety. …
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You understand that having good self-esteem is essential. It’s something you value just as much as you value having good health. You’ve taken time to learn about it, and you’ve even put the things you’ve learned into practice. Nevertheless, you’ve been struggling to feel good about yourself lately. There are still a few easy tips …
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