Social anxiety is an intense and often debilitating fear of being judged or evaluated negatively in social situations. It is more than shyness and can have a significant impact on a person’s life. Individuals with social anxiety experience various physical, mental, and emotional symptoms leading to avoidance of social interactions. However, there are effective strategies… Read More »Social Anxiety: Understanding and Managing It
Work anxiety therapy can offer significant benefits for both individuals and organisations. For individuals, it can lead to reduced anxiety, improved performance, increased confidence, and enhanced motivation. For organisations, this can translate into increased productivity, improved team dynamics, reduced costs, and an enhanced reputation. The range of tools and techniques used can include solution-focused brief… Read More »Benefits of Work Anxiety Therapy
Self-Havening is a self-help technique that uses gentle touch and distraction to reduce stress, anxiety and the impact of traumatic memories. It’s a method designed to be easily learned and applied by individuals for self-care. Where and How Self-Havening Can Help Anywhere, anytime: Self-Havening is a portable technique that can be used in any situation… Read More »What is self havening:How you can use it to improve your life.
When you feel like your mind is “nervous,” it often means that certain parts of your brain are overactive or misinterpreting signals. It’s helpful to understand the roles of these key areas: The Amygdala: This is like your brain’s alarm system. It’s designed to respond to threats and can trigger a fight, flight, or freeze… Read More »Understanding Your “Nervous Mind”: what helps calm your mind
How Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) can help you overcome anxiety. It’s a powerful approach that focuses on understanding how your mind works and using that knowledge to create positive change. Here’s how NLP can assist you: Understanding Anxiety as a Learned Response: NLP views anxiety not as a flaw, but as something your mind has learned… Read More »Using NLP to overcomes aniety
Anxiety is a complex experience that manifests differently in individuals. It’s important to distinguish between short-term, long-term, and chronic symptoms, as well as understand both physical and mental effects to effectively manage it. This response will explore these symptoms, discuss how they can be addressed using various self-help tools and professional support, with a focus… Read More »Anxiety Symptoms and Management: Understanding Your Condition
Let’s talk about how you can approach self-treating your social anxiety. It’s important for you to know that while professional support can be really valuable, there are many things you can do yourself to make a difference. These approaches focus on changing your relationship with anxiety rather than trying to eliminate it entirely, and they… Read More »You can self treat social anxiety
A coach can assist in developing reduced anxiety habits by providing tools, techniques, and strategies to help individuals understand and manage their anxiety. Coaches can help clients become more proactive, rather than reactive, in dealing with their anxiety. Here’s how a coach might facilitate the reduction of anxiety habits: Understanding Anxiety: Coaches help clients understand… Read More »Developing anxiety reducing habits.
Havening is a safe practice. While there are a few caveats and some situations where it might be advisable to proceed with caution, the overall consensus amongst the practitioners is that Havening is a safe and effective therapeutic tool. Here are some key points that address the safety of Havening: Havening does not involve drugs… Read More »Is Havening Dangerous?
There is a strong link between sleep and anxiety. Lack of sleep can increase anxiety symptoms, while good sleep can help reduce anxiety. Inadequate sleep increases cortisol levels, the hormone responsible for the “fight or flight” response. High cortisol levels keep the body in a state of heightened alertness, making a person feel “on edge”… Read More »Sleep and Anxiety: Reducing your anxiety by improving sleep
We all know about habits however we tend to think of them in the bad things they do for us. Habits are just automated thinking. Things were done so often it becomes automatic or semiautomatic to do them. Habits can be good as well. Think of cleaning your teeth, it takes little thought to… Read More »Habits to Develop to Overcome Anxiety
I suspect there is not one single human being who doesn’t know that if they just dropped some habits, or adopted others, their life would improve. So why are people not doing this? Many years ago, not long after I started my private practice, I realised that helping clients to make lasting changes was not… Read More »Just 20 Seconds to Change a Habit