John Nolan

How does stress coaching work?

Stress coaching helps people understand and manage their stress to improve their quality of life. Here's a comprehensive look at…

3 weeks ago

Working with an Anxiety Therapist

When working with a therapist for anxiety, you can expect a variety of approaches and techniques depending on their training…

4 weeks ago

What is Havening?

What is Havening? Havening is a psychosensory therapy developed by Dr. Ronald Ruden and his brother Dr. Steven Ruden. It…

4 weeks ago

Is Havening Dangerous?

Havening is a safe practice. While there are a few caveats and some situations where it might be advisable to…

4 weeks ago

Key Differences Between Coaching and Conventional Therapy for Anxiety

Here are some key distinctions, keeping in mind that specific coaching approaches may vary: Focus: Traditional therapy often examines past…

4 weeks ago

Development of ACT and More Effective Anxiety Disorder Treatments

The development of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) leads to more effective treatments for anxiety disorders because it shifts the…

4 weeks ago

Understanding the Stress-Anxiety Relationship

There is  a strong connection between stress and anxiety,  both anxiety and fear are natural human responses, often triggered by…

1 month ago

Different Approaches: The Medical Model vs. Solution-Focused Therapy

Over the past 2-3 decades how people with mental health issues can be helped has been significantly changed. It is…

1 month ago

Using Havening To Reduce the Impact of Trauma, Anxiety and Stress

Havening Techniques® (also known as Delta Wave Techniques) are a type of psychosensory therapy that uses sensory input, specifically touch,…

1 month ago

Sleep and Anxiety: Reducing your anxiety by improving sleep

There is a strong link between sleep and anxiety. Lack of sleep can increase anxiety symptoms, while good sleep can…

1 month ago

The Amygdala: A Key Player in Anxiety Responses

The amygdala, a small almond-shaped structure located deep within the brain, is often referred to as the brain's "smoke detector"…

1 month ago

The Connection Between Trauma and Anxiety

Trauma can lead to several physiological changes, such as changes in brain wave patterns and an increase in stress hormone…

1 month ago

Habits to Develop to Overcome Anxiety

  We all know about habits however we tend to think of them in the bad things they do for…

1 month ago

A Coaching Approach to Overcoming Anxiety

Coaching approaches are now being used far more commonly to help people overcome anxiety. New ways of thinking new tools…

1 month ago

Brain Changes Due to Anxiety

Your brain changes in response to how you think and what you think about. Prolonged periods of anxiety bring about…

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