Natural Anxiety Relief For Psychologically Induced Anxiety
It is comforting to know there are natural
anxiety relief methods that can help those suffering from anxiety.
These are some of the most common worries
and thoughts that can keep you from falling into the trap of worry:
- Be aware that worrying can drive you insane.
- Be aware that anxiety can lead to illness.
- Do not worry that your anxiety will never go away
- You are responsible for all that goes wrong.
- Believing that your fears can actually stop bad things
happening is a good idea.
- Believing that worrying can help you prepare for any
negative situations is a good thing.
- You can find solutions by worrying.
These concepts can make it difficult to
seek natural anxiety relief because they give the impression that there are
good reasons to worry.
A person suffering from GAD (General
Anxiety Disorder), should first identify the 'positive reason' they are
worried.
Self-Help Technique 1: Accept
'Uncertainty.'
Uncertainty is part of everyday life.
However, it's important to remember that uncertainty does not guarantee bad
outcomes. Worrying
about bad things will only make them worse. You will only make
yourself miserable and miss out on the good times that do occur.
Consider the possibility of something
terrible happening. Remember that you can overcome bad situations and move on
from them.
Self-Help Technique 2: Make a
"appointment" to address your worries
Do not allow your worries to get in the way
of your day. Schedule
a time to worry and make a note of any worries or fears you have. Don't let
them distract you from your appointment.
Self Help Technique 3: Properly
"Weigh" Your Fears
You should look at everything objectively
and rationally. Sometimes,
people make the mistake of believing that negativity is more likely than
positivity or neutrality. Ask
yourself these questions:
- Is there any chance that something better could
happen?
- Is it possible that your worst fears could come
true?
- Is there any benefit to your fear?
- What would you say to a friend who has the same
worries?
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