The importance of tracking your pain Many folks with chronic pain feel helpless to do anything about it. One important way to gain control over your pain is to record it. This helps you to see what increases or decreases your pain, as well as to learn what times of day tend to be more … Continue reading These two things will help you start to take control of your pain
Panic attacks, Panic Disorder, and Agoraphobia
What is a panic attack? Panic attacks feel awful. Panic is different from anxiety, which is something not a lot of people know. Anxiety is the feeling of being nervous, uneasy, or awkward--that you've been forced into an uncomfortable situation. Often this can include worry about something that may happen in the immediate or distant future. … Continue reading Panic attacks, Panic Disorder, and Agoraphobia
These 4 things will help you fight depression
Depression is hard. One of the most difficult parts of depression is the double-bind it creates: depression tells us to do things that will make us more depressed. Depression tells us to not get out of bed, to not eat, to isolate from other people, to do nothing. When we do the things depression tells … Continue reading These 4 things will help you fight depression
Getting relief from PTSD-related nightmares
Here's a technique for dealing with nightmares called imagery rehearsal
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