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The Social Strategies.

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Action Strategies to Reduce Anxiety

Are you seeking a solution for your anxiety? Perhaps you’ve found yourself spending lots of time sitting around and worrying, only to end up having more anxiety over your anxiety!

The only way to help the situation is to take action. You don’t need to resort to anything drastic, but if you take action even in small steps it could make all the difference.

Here are some action strategies for reducing your anxiety:

1. Get a biofeedback device. A biofeedback device will show you the subtle things your body does when it gets anxious. It will record your actions, such as increased heart rate, perspiration, temperature, and strained muscles. These are things you don’t normally notice.

When the biofeedback device gives you these readings, you get to know your body better and you’re then more able to counteract these symptoms and relax. [Read more...]

Managing Stress – Managing Stress Due to Job Loss

man_looking_in_newspaperBy Georgia Feiste

Job loss ranks among the highest in stress causing situations, with only major illness, going to jail, divorce and death of a spouse ranking higher. Retirement is only slightly lower in rank.

If you would like to get some relief during this traumatic time, check out these 6 strategies to managing stress during the transition created by the loss of your job.

  • First, allow yourself to grieve. You may experience the same stages of grief that people endure when they have lost a family member. Those stages start with denial, and move in to anger, bargaining, depression and finally, acceptance.

  • Take care of yourself. Get plenty of sleep, eat balanced and regular meals, and participate in some form of exercise, preferably one that provides you with enjoyment.
  • [Read more...]