The Relationship between Anxiety and Avoidance

The Relationship between Anxiety and Avoidance

Do you ever feel like you're stuck on a loop? That urgent need to make anxiety go away right now is something we all understand. Whether you're physically sick with worry or drowning in anxious thoughts, the fix seems simple: just avoid the trigger. That momentary relief is powerful, but it's a deceptive bargain. By avoiding, we teach our brain that we simply can't handle the discomfort, gradually turning a coping tool into a massive barrier. If you're tired of having your life dictated by the anxiety-avoidance cycle, read on to learn the gentle, yet powerful, strategies for rebuilding your tolerance.

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Withdrawing to Re-engage
Kelly Shores Kelly Shores

Withdrawing to Re-engage

Taking a cue from a certain popular chicken chain, maybe it's time we all scheduled in a day of rest! This article explores the benefits of rest, not just for businesses, but for our own mental health and well-being. It's about finding balance and remembering that a break can lead to greater effectiveness.

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