panic attacks

Anxiety is among the worst possible things a person could be going through. But while being anxious about particular things is something that we all go through on an everyday basis, struggling with recurring panic attacks is another story…

5 Lasting Mental Health Effects Of Cheating Cheating on your partner can be one of the most devastatingly painful things you could do in a relationship. You might have been everything to this person, even though it might not have meant…

Anxiety is part and parcel of life for the average person. We worry and feel anxious about things such as new social interactions, important work meetings, or wondering if we could fit all our errands into one morning. Typically, this is…

"Anxiety" is a broad term that describes a number of different symptoms. At some time or another, everyone experiences some kind of anxiety. But some people experience anxiety in a more chronic way. In order to understand the needs of…

We all have been nervous about something - a wedding, an MA or a PhD defense, an important business presentation, or a graduation speech. This is more or less a normal reaction of the body that generally does not impede our performance. …

According to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America: "Anxiety disorders are real, severe medical conditions - just as real and harsh as physical disorders such as heart disease or diabetes. Anxiety disorders are the most…

Do you feel the urge to start a relationship with a man/woman you know is not as compatible with you as you wish, but who will at least distract you from the loneliness/emptiness/sadness/life dissatisfaction you feel...at least at the…

“Anxiety is love's greatest killer. It makes others feel as you might when a drowning man holds on to you. You want to save him, but you know he will strangle you with his panic,” wrote Anaïs Nin. Loving someone with anxiety is a…

Anxiety is frustrating, stressful, and completely terrifying. It steals the joy from your life and replaces it with fear. It doesn't make sense, but recognizing its illogical nature doesn't make it go away. As Charles Haddon Spurgeon…