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Eight Tips for managing Coronavirus anxiety
Mark Grant shares 8 tips for managing Coronavirus anxiety.


Tips for parents for helping your anxious teen
Always offer them understanding, love, empathy support. Gently challenge them if they express negative beliefs about themselves or are...


Managing anxiety tip sheet ; teenagers
1. Accept your feelings Feelings are an innate signalling system – necessary for survival. According to Neuropsychologist Jaak Panksepp,...


Free Webinar – The Anxious Teenager
You are invited to a Zoom webinar: Topic: The Anxious Teenager…. When: May 29, 2019 7:00 PM Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney (AEST) What is...


How to make your anxiety work for you
7 tips from highly successful people who have learned how to make their anxiety work for them


What is anxiety and how can you use your brain to overcome it?
Free talk May 18, 2017 Drawing on recent discoveries from Neuroscience and his own research and clinical experience, Psychologist Mark...


Anxiety Release App Helps Woman With Carpel Tunnel Pain
A research paper describing how one woman used the Anxiety Release app to overcome her carpal tunnel syndrome pain has just been...


Ten brain smart ways for overcoming your anxiety
Accept your anxiety. Anxiety is a feeling. Feelings are automatic, responses to stimuli, which come from a primitive part of your...


8 Things Your Therapist Never Told You About Anxiety
Anxiety is contagious. You are 3-5 times more likely to suffer from an anxiety disorder if one of your parents suffered from anxiety....


What is Anxiety?
Anxiety is an emotion. Emotions exist to guide us about how to react to different situations. The purpose of anxiety is to warn us to get...


Anxiety, Chemical Imbalances in the Brain, and Brain Neural Pathways and Associations
What does it all mean? Most people misunderstand the meaning of “chemical imbalances” in the brain. This phrase has become the buzzword...


Why are anxiety disorders among women on the rise?
Anxiety. It’s a term that’s often tossed around in conversation—as a casual synonym for stress, or worry, or that feeling you get when...
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