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How to Use a Journal for Better Emotional Health
Posted on 07 Jan, 2016
According to the Anxiety Disorders Association of Canada, one in every four Canadians will develop at least one anxiety disorder in his or her lifetime. The pressures associated with our fast-paced society can take their toll on the best of us. Repeated exposure to moderate levels of stress can lead to the development of any anxiety-related disorder, such as panic attacks, generalized anxiety disorder, and obsessive-compulsive disorder, as well as other psychological and physical ailments.Most advertisements would have you believe that medication such as antidepressants are the only way to deal with anxiety. Medication does have its merit for certain conditions such as agoraphobia. Before the problem gets out of hand, however, there are simple ways to better manage your emotions and increase your psychological health
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Steps to Eliminate Self-Doubt
Posted on 07 Jan, 2016
Has self-doubt ever stopped you from doing something you longed to do?Are your beliefs keeping you stuck???
I hope this article will give you hope. And make you realize that self-doubt isn’t just your rational brain talking you out of doing something impractical. It'll show you that your self-doubt is actually just fear.
Use the following tips to fight back the self-doubt monster and reclaim your confidence (this is what worked for me and thousands of clients)...
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Effective Treatment
Posted on 26 Dec, 2015
Main Complaint: Tingling and numbness in fingers and hand, especially thumb and index, middle and ring fingers. The condition was getting so bad; at a point, the person needs to “shake out” his/her hands every 15 minutes.. Check out alternatives to try before going straight into surgery.. READ MORE
A Simple and Effective Step to Reduce Heart Plaque and Reduce Your Risk of a Heart Attack
Posted on 26 Dec, 2015
It is a well know fact that the number one cause of death in the United States is heart disease. Many people are unaware that half the people who have had a sudden heart attack and death never had any conventional risk factors like high cholesterol. They didn't even know they were at risk....
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