Everyone who struggles with anxiety is looking for a cure. Yet, in many regards, the cure is already within us. Much of the time, we perpetuate anxiety without even realizing. And we do so through our habits.
The corona virus has become a worldwide pandemic, with a number of cities and countries completely shutting down. With the media constantly pumping out predictions, it can be difficult to get a grasp on the situation. Especially as everyone around you seems to be in a constant nervous bubble.
Nobody plans on developing a substance abuse disorder. These things gradually happen over a period of time. Throughout this article, we look into five signs that you’re struggling with drug or alcohol addiction.
A crisis has arisen in much of the Western world that’s gone silent for too long. Men are struggling with various mental illnesses at higher rates than ever. And the majority of these men aren’t seeking out professional help.
Paranoia is a term used to associate a sense of distrust. People who struggle with schizophrenia tend to have an irrational, yet fixed, belief that they are in danger.
There is no guide to overcoming post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Still, mental health professionals have observed some trends among people who successfully treat their PTSD. It all begins with identifying symptoms and then finding a way to keep them under control.
Most people with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) are well aware of their diagnosis as symptoms tend to be quite obvious. Often times, OCD goes unnoticed or undiagnosed as the symptoms aren’t always obvious.
Nietzsche was well aware that life without meaning comes with very dangerous consequences. With that said, much of his philosophy was for the purpose of discovering meaning in a world that feels so meaningless.
There is no cure for anxiety. But, what if there was a universal pattern among people with anxiety? And, what if by addressing this universal pattern, there’s a chance for anxiety to be cured? What we’re talking about is better known as a negative feedback loop.
A discussion about the lack of masculinity of men in America.
