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Anxiety

Just Remember, Thoughts Aren't Facts

Elisha Goldstein, Ph.D. | Posted 05.17.2013 | Healthy Living
Elisha Goldstein, Ph.D.

This little instruction can be enormously helpful in bringing to light how to gain freedom from thinking.

Reclaiming Joy

Dearbhla Kelly | Posted 05.16.2013 | Healthy Living
Dearbhla Kelly

Practicing yoga has changed me, made me calmer, less anxious, more equanimous. It's given me a physiological way to deal with trauma that was otherwise unavailable to me, and as a teacher, I now have some tools that I can share with others who've experienced trauma.

Living on the Ledge: Maternal Mental Health and the MotherWoman Model

MotherWoman | Posted 05.15.2013 | Impact
MotherWoman

So often in hearing the stories of women in my research I get a sense of mothers living on the ledge of their lives--out there all alone, sleep depriv...

Say 'Enough is Enough' to Self-Doubt

Lisa Cleary | Posted 05.14.2013 | Women
Lisa Cleary

While I'll never not be a perfectionist, I do know that I'm good enough for a lot of people. My mom, my family, my friends, my coworkers and my boyfriend all love me for who I am.

How Do You Deal With Your Feelings? It Could Impact Your Anxiety Levels

The Huffington Post | Carolyn Gregoire | Posted 05.13.2013 | Healthy Living

How you deal with both positive and negative emotions could have big implications for your mental health. Emotional regulation -- whether you avoid yo...

A Month After the Boston Bombings: What Public Health Can Offer

Jeremy Nobel, MD, MPH | Posted 05.13.2013 | Impact
Jeremy Nobel, MD, MPH

If you ask the question, "What does public health have to do with response to and recovery from the Boston Marathon bombing and to terrorism in general?", my answer is "everything."

Dream on!

Rochelle Jewel Shapiro | Posted 05.13.2013 | Fifty
Rochelle Jewel Shapiro

My mother had dementia. She would call me crying that she had no shoes. When I got to her apartment, it was strewn with shoes, but she was out somewhere, wandering, lost. Every time I forget something, I shudder, sure it's the first sign of dementia.

Fountain House Symposium Honors Author Andrew Solomon

Jim Luce | Posted 05.07.2013 | Impact
Jim Luce

New York City has an annual event that educates the public on mental health that I believe is the finest in America. This symposium - and luncheon - ...

Confessions of a Former People-Pleaser

Shira Hirschman Weiss | Posted 05.06.2013 | Healthy Living
Shira Hirschman Weiss

I couldn't move on from the loose ends I created, and continually frayed the bottom of my pants -- in my mind. No actual pants were harmed for this bl...

Teens, Makeup and Self-Esteem

Barbara Greenberg | Posted 05.03.2013 | Parents
Barbara Greenberg

I am not suggesting that a little lip gloss at age 12 is a dreadful thing. I am talking about extremes here.

The Dentapist

Sarah Barness | Posted 05.02.2013 | Comedy
Sarah Barness

The man looks deep into my soul and says, "Grinding is usually a sign of stress or anxiety. Your teeth are much more damaged than they should be for someone your age. Do you want to talk about it?"

Stop Anxiety In Its Tracks

Michael S. Broder, Ph.D. | Posted 05.02.2013 | Healthy Living
Michael S. Broder, Ph.D.

If you can't seem to reduce your anxiety, ask yourself if there is purpose your anxiety is serving. Maybe your anxiety keeps you in a relationship or at a job that you're afraid to leave. If so, face those issues head on, until you are operating according to your choices -- not your anxiety!

Lost and Found

Myra Demeter | Posted 04.29.2013 | Fifty
Myra Demeter

They can't be avoided and they tug at my heart -- the flyers crying out for lost cats and dogs. I try not to look at the postings, but find I am drawn to the sad faces and I involuntarily begin to scour yards, sidewalks and driveways, hoping to spot a glimpse of the lost pet.

Sleeping With The Band: Fitz And The Tantrums

Dr. Christopher Winter | Posted 05.06.2013 | Healthy Living
Dr. Christopher Winter

With touring comes lots of time on the road, with band and crew members trying to get some rest in between commitments. Anywhere from eight to 10 band and crew members sleep on the bus.

How To Stay Present During An Emergency

Connie Corley | Posted 05.03.2013 | Healthy Living
Connie Corley

For the first time in my 30-plus years of teaching on a university campus, I was part of an evacuation that was not just a drill. Here are the keys to "CLICK" that I found myself using in order to stay calm as this emergency unfolded.

Helping the Wounded Trial Warrior

Don McNay | Posted 04.24.2013 | Business
Don McNay

Trial lawyers have a unique caveat to their job. They are always making someone mad. Often times, like Atticus Finch's character in Harper Lee's classic novel To Kill a Mockingbird, they can find that their entire community has turned against them.

If Everybody Likes You, You Are Doing It Wrong

Ben Michaelis, Ph.D. | Posted 04.22.2013 | Healthy Living
Ben Michaelis, Ph.D.

If about 85 percent of the people you meet like you, you are probably doing something right. In contrast, if much more than 85 percent of the people you meet like you, you are probably doing too much to get along.

Dr. Gail Saltz With Marlo Thomas (WATCH)

Posted 04.18.2013 | MarloThomas

This week, psychiatrist Dr. Gail Saltz joined me for this special episode of Mondays With Marlo. We've all read and watched the horrific events that o...

Why Worrying Does More Harm Than Good

Dr. Jim Taylor | Posted 04.17.2013 | Healthy Living
Dr. Jim Taylor

Worry has historically played a vital role in our survival and it helps us cope with many of the challenges we face today. At the same time, worry that is too intense and too unrelenting can definitely cut down on your happiness and enjoyment of life.

A Parent On High Alert

Vivian Manning-Schaffel | Posted 04.17.2013 | Parents
Vivian Manning-Schaffel

As parents, it is our job to make our children feel safe, so we're forced to contain our anxiety to spare our children's psyches.

Pop A Pill, Stop Worrying About Death?

Posted 04.19.2013 | Science

By: Megan Gannon, News Editor Published: 04/17/2013 09:48 AM EDT on LiveScience Acetaminophen, the main ingredient in some pain relievers like Tyl...

The One Realization That Changed My Outlook On Life

Allison Berkowitz | Posted 04.13.2013 | Healthy Living
Allison Berkowitz

No two people deal with stres the same -- and as I'm seeing now -- and many people don't deal at all. And you know what? It's all good. I believe we all get where we need to go eventually.

Self-Doubt Destroys the Heart, Mind, Body and Soul

Dr. Cynthia Thaik | Posted 04.09.2013 | Healthy Living
Dr. Cynthia Thaik

Self-doubt is one of the major obstacles to living the life you truly deserve. This unhealthy food for the soul drags down your spirit, crushes your ambitions, and prevents you from achieving all that you can.

Understanding Food Addiction

Tennie McCarty | Posted 04.08.2013 | Healthy Living
Tennie McCarty

Like an addiction to drugs or alcohol, food addicts will struggle to simply stop their addictive behavior, even when the behavior leads to weight gain, or damages relationships.

It Must Be Cancer: How I Came To Terms With My Hypochondria

Christina Huffington | Posted 04.08.2013 | Women
Christina Huffington

Within seconds, I was crying and grasping for breath on the floor. It had probably already spread to my heart and lungs by now. I had hours to live.