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BetaChronic worrying is a mental process which causes repetitive thoughts or makes you perpetually overthink certain scenarios. Whether it’s past experiences, concerns about the future, or anxiety related to awkward encounters; there’s a wide range of things that can trigger it.
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BetaWorrying yanks you out of the present, and it only produces more worrying. When you have worrying thoughts, you can stop them from drowning you in anxiety. In two simple steps: return to right now.
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BetaIn fact, excessive worrying typically creates more stress, drains your energy, and prevents you from taking meaningful action. Practical Strategies to Overcome Anxiety. Here are powerful techniques to help you transform worry into productive action: 1. Embrace Mindfulness
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BetaWorrying too much can cause significant stress and even physical harm. A therapist may be able to help you determine if your worry is rational or out of control. Letting go of your worry and anxiety may help you lower your stress levels as well as the stress levels of those around you. You may also feel healthier and have stronger relationships.
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BetaCan mindfulness help me stop worrying about what others think? Mindfulness can give you a moment between what happens and how you react, which can help you interrupt the worry or stop it before it starts. When you catch yourself spiraling over someone’s silence, mindfulness can help you to pause and think, “Oh, that’s just my brain ...
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BetaLearning how to stop worrying as a senior is crucial for quality of life. Unfortunately, anxiety can go unrecognized and untreated in older adults. Diagnosis can be complicated due to several factors. The presence of comorbid conditions, side effects of medication, cognitive decline, and other changes in circumstances can make treating anxiety ...
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BetaWorrying isn’t necessarily bad, but it can be bothersome and even debilitating. Sometimes, it can be motivating. Worrying about submitting your homework, getting to work on time, or charging your phone are examples of productive worrying. Productive worriers are forward thinkers who devise creative solutions and plans to address likely outcomes.
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BetaVia decreased negative and increased positive affect pre- and post- positive/relief events, worry led to enhanced positive emotional contrasts.
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BetaWho of you by worrying can add a single hour to your life? Since you cannot do this very little thing, why do you worry about the rest?” (Luke 12:22,25-26). Just like that, an internal war rages in my mind. I know who my God is. He is ruling all things. He is in control. Nothing will separate his children from him; he holds me in his almighty ...
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