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Studies on GAD (Generalized Anxiety Disorders)

September 9, 2011 by  
Filed under Anxiety, Psychology

Generalized anxiety disorders remain one of the most common forms of anxiety disorders found in the general population, yet are the least studied despite their prevalence and disturbing psychological effect on sufferers.  As its name suggests, Generalized Anxiety Disorders involve excessive, unrelenting, omnipresent general anxiety about issues that cause ordinary people only infrequent or intermittent [...]

Situational Vs Spontaneous Panic Disorder: How to Know

The onset of a panic attack can be an unpredictable and unnatural bodily response to a false sense of danger or, depending upon the sufferer, a predictable manifestation of a deeply ingrained or specific phobia. A 1991 study conducted by the Psychiatry Service at West Haven Veterans Administration Medical Center, revealed that, “within a given [...]

Manifesting Material Miracles through Positive Intangible Thoughts

Thinking positively about circumstances even when situations seem depressing and hopeless not only boosts mood, creates motivation, cures stress and relieves anxiety, but also has the power to attract positive energy using the principles of the Laws of Attraction.  Manifesting goals and our deepest wants and desires into material miracles is often only a thought [...]

Making the Law of Attraction Theory Work in Everyday Life

All action begins with thoughts and ideas.  Not surprisingly, positive actions begin with positive thoughts, while negative actions are the result of negative thoughts and ideas.  Purchasing a wonderful gift begins with thoughts and feelings of happiness, tenderness and love, while murdering another originates with thoughts and feelings of anger, hatred and suffering.  The principles [...]

Living with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder – There is Help

The aftermath of a loss or the experience of an unprecedented traumatic shock can be one of the most difficult circumstances an individual is forced to face in everyday life.  In many cases, acute anxiety, fear, anger and feelings of helplessness will fade over time, but if the experience was especially threatening to the individual [...]

Hypnotherapy as a Depression Treatment

Nearly everyone deals with depression now and then: feelings of sadness, anxiety, disinterest in normal activities, fatigue, difficulty concentrating, irritability, even pain.  When it is diagnosed, clinical depression is confirmed when these symptoms persist over several weeks.  Depression often goes undetected or is not taken seriously by the suffering individual or surrounding acquaintances. Depression can [...]

Hypnotherapy and Practical Applications

August 15, 2011 by  
Filed under Psychology, Wellness

To cure stubborn illnesses and ailments, non-conventional approaches can be highly effective.  For those that are not easily treatable with mainstream medical remedies, hypnosis and other such alternative treatments are often very successfully applied.  Hypnosis is applicable to treat a wide array of mental, physical and emotional disorders with psychological or subconscious origins. The best [...]

Hypnotherapy: An Effective and Underrated Short Term Therapy

August 12, 2011 by  
Filed under Psychology, Wellness

Hypnosis has been successfully used in clinical and private settings as a short-term therapeutic treatment to address a whole host of stubborn complexes and anxieties that have proven resistant to other therapies, and is often combined with NLP for lasting results.  In fact, hypnosis is a natural state all individuals encounter during particular sleep phases [...]

Curing Anxiety Disorders with Herbal Therapy

As alternatives or supplementary therapies to conventional pharmaceuticals and drug treatments, herbal therapies are helpful in treating a whole host of medical and mental disorders, using natural medicine. Anxiety disorders can respond particularly well to herbal therapies, as many herbs are renowned and historically known to be sedatives and relaxants.  Many herbs are readily available [...]

Is Lifestyle the Key to Cognitive Function?

Recent research indicates that certain lifestyle factors can play a significant role in the retention of cognitive function over time. For individuals who wish to take proactive steps to retain mental prowess as they age, recent research points to a number of key areas in which to focus efforts for optimal results. Muscle Strength Linked [...]

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