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Issue #17: Discover The Secret to Stopping Fear and Anxiety (That Actually Works)
Welcome to Peace Echo's mental well-being newsletter! In today's edition, we will cover the topic of anxiety management (Plus discover the secret to stopping fear and anxiety that actually works)
Welcome Note
Welcome to Peace Echo, your guide to emotional resilience and well-being.
In today's edition, we tackle a topic that touches many: anxiety management. Join us as we explore practical strategies, insights, and stories aimed at empowering you to navigate anxiety with grace and strength.
Tips From The Tube
What Having Anxiety Feels Like
I wrote this piece a few months ago when I tried to explain to somebody how it feels inside my head. I was diagnosed with depression, anxiety and ADHD over a year ago and every day is different story. In hopes to wrap my head around the feelings inside my brain- I thought I'd open it up for you all. You are not alone.
Anxiety Attack vs Panic Attack
Anxiety Attack vs Panic Attack. What is a panic attack? What is a anxiety attack?
The Secret to Stopping Fear and Anxiety (That Actually Works) | Mel Robbins
Learn the secret to stopping fear, anxiety, and panic attacks. I'd tried tons of strategies to stop fear and none of them actually worked. I decided to create a new technique, combining the research-backed 5 Second Rule and the latest findings on the topics of fear and anxiety. When nothing else worked for me, this technique did. It allowed me to beat fear, anxiety, panic attacks, and negative thoughts–and as I shared it with others, it worked for them too. For the first time, I'm explaining it here.
From The Social Media
How to Avoid Failing in Anxiety Management:
Learn and build a routine of box breathing.
This routine increases your resilience against anxiety by enhancing:
• Calmness
• Control
• ConcentrationThe more consistent your breathing the better
— BTOwl | Body Language (@Bowtied_Owl)
12:11 PM • May 19, 2024
A lingering to-do list should NOT cause anxiety.
If it does, it's only because it isn't prioritized.
(Backlog management 101)
Sure, you have a bunch of things to do.
But not all of those things matter right now. Assign value to each and you'll no longer feel overwhelmed.
— Rob Rando| Chillionaire (@RobRan6116)
10:10 AM • May 21, 2024
Signs your brain needs glucose:
- difficulty thinking
- memory difficulty
- difficulty finding the right word
- language difficulty
-information processing difficulty
- attention/concentration (ADHD)
- psychological symptoms
- anxiety
- depression
- anger management
- mania
-… x.com/i/web/status/1…— Thor Torrens (@ThorTorrens)
7:28 PM • Jun 17, 2024
Stress doesn’t just weigh on your mind—it impacts your entire body. Take control of your wellbeing with these 5 stress management tips. drweil.com/health-wellnes…
— Andrew Weil, M.D. (@DrWeil)
10:00 PM • Jun 6, 2024
Research suggests that curcumin in #turmeric can help in management of oxidative & inflammatory conditions, metabolic syndrome, arthritis, anxiety & hyperlipidemia. It may also help in the management of exercise-induced inflammation and muscle soreness
— Organic Live Food (@OrganicLiveFood)
8:00 PM • Jun 2, 2024
From The Newsroom
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Peace Echo