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Panic Attacks At Night

Posted by Merrick Abner Richardson On March - 7 - 2010ADD COMMENTS

About 6 million north Americans experience panic attacks. Out of those 6 million, about half of them have reported to experience panic attacks in the night. This has confused many sufferers as they would intuitively think that there would be more panic attack triggers during the day time than at night. In this article, the reasons for the existence of panic attacks at night will be discussed as well as their prevention.

How To Deal With Low Self Esteem

Posted by Jane Sullivan Daniels On January - 20 - 2010Comments Off

Among the top problems faced by people of this generation is the challenge of a low self esteem. According to psychologists, self esteem is the persons overall evaluation or appraisal of his own worth. To read, it seems quite simple, but ask someone “or better, ask yourself ” what is your worth in your own eyes, and you will realize that it is not as easy as it sounds.

Learning About Anger Disorder

Posted by Cindy Drake On January - 19 - 2010Comments Off

We all get angry every now and then and usually express it in some sort of way so that the headaches and stress level that eventually will make you sick are alleviated. The so-called “getting it off your chest”. Well, there are thousands of people that can’t do that effectively and suffer from what is called anger disorder.

Stress And Your Down Times

Posted by Rene A Lacape On January - 3 - 2010Comments Off

The Holmes-Rahe Social Readjustment Scale is used to quantify stress by using a point system for the different types of stressors in life. Death of a spouse is the most stressful event, ranking 100 on the scale. Divorce is at 73, marital separation at 65, jail 63, death of a close family member 63, personal illness or injury 53. Happy occasions like marriage can also rank high on this scale.

Fighting Fear Of Claustrophobia

Posted by Rene A Lacape On January - 1 - 2010Comments Off

Not so long ago the human race began in-depth analysis of the psyche. With this revolutionary escapade came several revelations that have since been adopted into the daily patterns of our lives. Relatively fitting examples are the problems that are regarded as internal or better mental malfunctions. We are grateful for this intervention because in the latter days every psychological or neurological defect was pronounced insanity ergo mental asylums were up to their heads in so-called “sickos”. Another even more pre-historic theory was the misguided connotation that magical accomplices had inhabited the body and taken the host prisoner. More and more ludicrous theories were unveiled but the constructive appreciation for human faux pas has us at the stage that we are glad to be in as of now. Though there is still much to discover about other disorders there is still need to applaud the prior developments. Anxiety, a common human trait is no different from the other mental upsets but has striking and significant effects that cause us to question the uncanny ailment.

The Definition Of Stress

Posted by Andrew John On December - 26 - 2009Comments Off

Although everyone can be affected by stress, there is no precise definition of this condition. It is caused by the fact that situation considered as stressful for one person can be solved without any problems by another, so it is very hard to determine its causes and effects on its victims. One of the distinctive features of the stress is the fact that it influences both body and mind.

How To Avoid Stress

Posted by Andrew John On December - 22 - 2009Comments Off

Dealing with the stress can be much easier when you know ways how to avoid it. Still, the most important is the ability to relax and deal with your everyday problems, because you can’t expect that you will be able to avoid stressful situation every time.

Negative Effects Of Stress On Your Blood Pressure

Posted by Andrew John On December - 21 - 2009Comments Off

High blood pressure is natural at times when your organism is preparing for a fight or for running away. Normally the pressure goes down away as soon as the need for it disappears. However, if you let yourself live under stress for a longer time, high blood pressure will start to cause negative effects throughout your body – effects that can be dangerous to anyone, even teenagers!

Stress & Heart Disease – How Does Stress Affect Your Heart?

Posted by Shanae Ferne On December - 19 - 2009Comments Off

You have probably heard that stress is not good for your heart, but do you understand the reasons why this is true? In what follows, I will give you information that explains what stress is, how it affects your body, and what you can do about it.