Publisher's Synopsis
Do you want to overcoming fear, depression, phobias and intrusive thoughts, stop worrying and control panic attacks, relieve stress, manage your anger and shyness right now? If yes, then keep reading...
Anxiety is a step above stress, classified as a mental health disorder. Unlike stress, these anxious feelings don't fade away into the distance once the stressful moment has passed. It lingers despite your attempts to get rid of it. Anxiety is often here to stay for the long haul unless something significant is done about it. Severe cases of anxiety require professional help when it can cause significant disruption to your ability to function in your personal, social, and professional life.
Unlike stress, anxiety is not quite as easy to figure out. For one thing, anxiety is a condition that focuses on your worries or your fears about anything that might be a threat to you. Your anxiety could also be about dealing with anxiety. Most people will experience stress, anxiety, or both at some stage in their lives. Let's explore what anxiety entails.
This book covers the following topics:
- Depression and Anxiety
- Signs, Symptoms and Causes of Anxiety and Depression
- Anxiety Effects on the Body
- Emotional Stress and Relaxation Techniques
- How to Manage Activities to Reduce Anxiety
- Using Exposure to Eliminate Fear
- How to Help Someone with Panic Attacks or Panic Disorder
- Understanding Your Anger
- Anger Management Techniques
- Natural Remedies for Chronic Anxiety
- What is polyvagal theory
- Development of polyvagal theory
- Parasympathetic system
- What is the Vagus Nerve?
- Functions of the Vagus Nerve
- Where is the Vagus Nerve Located?
- Vagus Nerve Stimulation Therapy (VNS)
- Vagus Nerve and Anxiety Disorder
- Health Benefits of the Vagus Nerve's Stimulation
- Electrical Vagus Nerve Stimulation Therapy
- Diaphragmatic Breathing and How It Helps the Vagus Nerve
- Activate and Access the Power of the Vagus Nerve
- How to Naturally Stimulate the Vagus Nerve
- Simple Exercises to Activate the Vagus Nerve
- PTSD
- The vagal paradox
- Clinical application
- Mindfulness meditation
- Benefits of mindfulness meditation
- Sleep disorders?
- Bedtime stories for anxiety
- 30-minute guided meditation for sleep, relaxation, & stress relief
...And much more
Anxiety disorders affect a person's mental state of health. People with anxiety disorders are often associated with depression. That is, the more reason people with anxiety disorders are usually diagnosed with depression.
Anxiety is an emotion, and that means like all the other emotions we experience, the extent to which we feel it is going to vary in intensity. Sometimes it may not be so bad, and other times it could paralyze you with fear. Those who have to live with anxiety daily most likely experience a range of symptoms over the course of their day.
Anxiety is defined as an emotion marked by the experience of fear or worry. Anxiety is, however, to be distinguished from fear, which most scientists regard as a natural reaction to a perceived threat. Anxiousness, therefore, becomes an unnatural or dysfunctional overreaction to stimuli that should not cause fear or the experience of fear to know stimuli at all. The idea with anxiousness is that the symptoms of this emotion are perceived to be exaggerated or unnecessary as opposed to fear, which is perceived as having an inherent purpose in human evolution.
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