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Issue #22: Tell Yourself These 5 Words When Anxiety Hits You
Welcome to Peace Echo's mental well-being newsletter! In today's edition, we will dive into anxiety management (Plus discover the 5 words you should say when anxiety hits)
Welcome Note
Welcome to Peace Echo, your source for navigating mental well-being.
Today, we focus on a topic that many grapple with: anxiety management. Join us as we explore practical strategies and insights to help you manage anxiety and find a path to calm.
Tips From The Tube
Calm your anxiety in 2 minutes!
Here’s a great little trick for calming your body and mind in a matter of minutes. It’s so simple, yet so effective. Take 5 breathing helps you slow down, deepen your breath, and redirect your focus. This technique is wonderful for children as well as adults. Give it a try!
How to Heal Anxiety, Fear, & Panic Attacks! Dr. Mandell
Anxiety is an emotion which is characterized by an unpleasant state of inner turmoil and includes feelings of dread over anticipated events. It is often accompanied by nervous behavior such as pacing back and forth, somatic complaints, and rumination.
How To Beat Fear And Anxiety | Jordan Peterson | Powerful Life Advice
Jordan Peterson explains how to overcome fear and anxiety, and the psychology behind it.
From The Social Media
Anxiety Management Techniques
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I retired at 33 and achieved true financial freedom, finally escaping the rat race, DM me the word "FREEDOM" if you are interested in learning how to do the same.
#anxiety#anxietymanagementtechniques#socialanxiety#copingskillsforanxiety
— Bulldog Mindset (@BulldogMindset)
4:02 PM • Jun 24, 2024
Anxiety is a signal.
Pay attention to what it's telling you.
Anxiety often comes from
• Low GABA and/or high glutamate
• High cortisol levels
• InflammationPossible solutions:
• Smart supplementation
• Stress management practices
• Reduce refined sugar, processed food— Ashley Richmond (@_AshleyRichmond)
8:30 AM • Jun 18, 2024
Both moderate- and vigorous-intensity physical activity improve health.
Physical activity contributes to prevention and management of noncommunicable diseases (#NCDs) such as cardiovascular diseases, cancer and diabetes and reduces symptoms of depression and anxiety, enhances… x.com/i/web/status/1…
— African Center for Policy and Advocacy (ACPA) (@acpa_africa)
2:58 PM • Jul 18, 2024
People living with diabetes are more likely to have anxiety, which can impact care, diabetes management, and quality of life. Prioritize mental health—seek support and start the conversation. 💚 For resources and support, visit diabetes.org/health-wellnes…. #MentalHealthMonth
— American Diabetes Association (@AmDiabetesAssn)
2:50 PM • May 28, 2024
We're absolutely not equal when it comes to stress and anxiety management. But positivity and self confidence will tend to translate into better outcomes.
Try to say to yourself and others "You're going to be fine." more often. It might help a little.
@billbur
#PositiveMindset— Michael B. (@TalkFoReal)
4:09 PM • Jun 5, 2024
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