Action. Anxiety at its core is the sum of the things you know you should have done but didn't because your afraid. So Anxiety can fule more anxiety.
The best thing to do is the following steps:
1) Acknowledge your anxious
2) Deeply ask yourself the root of the anxiety (if you don't consiously know the root, I'll come back to that)
3) Work out what matters are presently fuling you feeling this way and identify what steps you might make to eliminate the issues
4) Take action to do so. Each thing you do will reduce your anxiety
So, lets say your not certain why your anxious? Then the matter becomes one of 'self observation', do something other than what your doing right then, go out and walk in the sun / park; Phone a special friend or speak with your parents (not about the anxiety, just generally, though you shouldn't need to hide it either). Get involved in whatever your doing, and quietly observe (without thinking about it) if things change (e. g. you should get deeply involved in whatever it is, commit to the activity, even if its reading a book... then evaluate after if your less or more anxious). Try a variety of things. Speak with people on a variety of topics which are 'on your mind' see if any speaking on any of those helps.
Find answers to anything preying on your mind, or if you can't find an answer, find a place where you know you've thought it out to a limit (meaning that to think more on it either takes you in circles or isn't fruitful / useful).
Do all those things, one of them will help.
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Many matters can help calm anxiety. Here are some strategies:
1. Take deep breaths. Breathing slowly and deeply helps loosen up your physique and mind.
2. Exercise: Being energetic helps decrease stress by way of releasing feel-good chemical substances in your brain.
3. Give mindfulness or meditation a try. These techniques help you stay in the present moment and reduce worrying thoughts.
4. Get enough sleep: Sleep is essential for controlling anxiety, so be sure to get plenty of it.
5. Eat well: A wholesome food regimen and staying hydrated can enhance your temper and strength levels.
6. Talk to someone: Sharing your emotions with a friend, household member, or therapist can grant help and comfort.
7. Restrict alcohol and caffeine intake: These substances can exacerbate anxiety, so it is a great idea to cut back on them or stay away from them.
8. Do what you enjoy: Hobbies and things to do that you love can distract you from anxious emotions and help you relax.Remember, absolutely everyone is different, so locate what works great for you. If your nervousness is severe, reflect on searching for assistance from a professional.
therapy - talk to the specialist - psychologist and psychiatrist because anxiety can be lowered with medicines and then therapy works even better
refocus to something known and comfortable
regular sport activities
planning your days, creating known and safe frame increasing predictability of possible events
talking to people you trust, sharing your fears and learning a different perspective
Lots of Antidepressants.
No, just kidding. Don't do those.
High impact exercising will do it.
No, I'm not kidding!
And if necessary a good psychotherapist can help with any mental issues.
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I hadn't been anxious in ages. Mainly because I started getting up and doing.
I have a routine. From making my be the second I get out of it to prepping
for bed every night at the same time.
If you are like me your mind moves too fast and is always on the future never the moment. Enjoy the moment. Take a meditative lesson or listen to something on you tube about being mindful. I find that I am uptight doing the most basic of thing. When I become aware of it I am able to instantly let it go.
Then there is the cause of thinking you are NOT doing enough. Perhaps comparing your self to others around you who are on motion. Be aware that you are always and asset and valued person. It is often that we are the only one who is aware of our "flaws" or rather unmet expectations. Take stock on all the wonder that you do and and done.
Meditation, hobbies, exercise, cooking, nature. Something that pulls your mind from it. For me therapy was useless but I know others feel differently
For me, it's feeling like I'm safe. Not only in the present but in the immediate future.
For me, it's plenty of alcohol, but only for it to go back up when I reach to the side of the bed, and realize, to my horror, that I've run out of alcohol
Try meditation If you imagine yourself in a safe, warm place you will calm down..
Alcohol... only thing I've found that works for me
prayer, meditation, controlled breathing
Anything and everything
Cannabis and good music.
Mediation, breathing practice, spirituality
Look into deep breathing exercises.
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