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fear

Anxiety
mental health awareness, mental health, anxiety, phobias, CBT, cognitive behavioral therapy, fear, worry, OCD, obsessive compulsive disorder, ptsd, post traumatic stress disorder
May 11, 2018

An Interview with Anxiety Expert Edmund Bourne, PhD

Fear in red letters on a wall with cracks through it
fear, spirituality, thoughts
October 27, 2017

by Amoda Maa Jeevan

Fear does not belong to you.

Do not take ownership of it.

There is a lot of fear in the world now.

There are many earthquakes in the Earth, and many unstable and threatening political situations. Many people are very scared.

When this collective vibration reaches a certain intensity, we feel it as individuals—but it is not personal.

Allow it to pass through you like a storm. You survived last time this fear was here; you will survive again.

courage, fear, fear of failure, procrastination, perfectionism
September 19, 2017

by Kate Swoboda, CCLC, author of The Courage Habit

One of the most frustrating aspects of changing behavior is that we can logically know what we need to do in order to change, yet we don’t take different actions when the opportunity arises. Everyone wants to know: what’s happening in that moment? Why is it that we can know better, yet still not make the choice to do better?

mindfulness, mindful awareness, fear, MBSR
September 13, 2017

By Rob Brandsma, author of The Mindfulness Teaching Guide

“The conscious mind is a self-healing mind,” says psychiatrist and philosopher Roger Walsh. He is right. Just look at fear for example. The message of fear is, “Flee.” Our first impulse is to follow this instruction. So we think and act in an attempt to escape the fear.

teen, worry, anxiety, counseling, therapy, fear, irrational, depression
January 17, 2017

By Sheila Achar Josephs, PhD

Most teens report feeling stressed out every so often, but for teens who chronically worry, the sense of being one step away from disaster never really goes away. Minor troubles are often blown out of proportion, leading to heightened anxiety and sometimes all-out panic attacks. Yet when parents try to coax teens to let go of their fears, their efforts are often met with resistance.

How do we get through to teens to stop the cycle of chronic worrying and anxiety? 

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