Wednesday, January 26th, 2011 at
5:18 am
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Introduction
In this article you will learn how to help a friend or loved one cope and recover from panic attacks, by using a method called self exposure. A way for them to slowly become accustomed to the things and situations that make them uncomfortable. You will also learn how to avoid mistakes that would do more harm than good. Mistakes family and friends make with good intentions, but may only serve to have them avoid the things and situations that cause them anxiety
Learning the techniques of Exposure Therapy
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Tuesday, October 19th, 2010 at
10:47 pm
i have to do a creative task for english and ill be writing as if i were a mental patient with obsessive compulsive disorder..
does anybody have any tips for me to include like how i should be writing, things to focus on etc..?
Sunday, September 19th, 2010 at
10:47 pm
i have a classmate who i think has obsessive compulsive disorder. he memorizes the dictionary and thesaurus. he memorizes all the notes our teacher gives us. i don’t think he Understands it. i think he just places that in his brain. he got the top grade for our class. how can i beat someone with ocd?
extra info: i was the top before he came.
Friday, July 30th, 2010 at
6:33 am
I’ve been smoking since i was 14 5/7 days a week on average (until more recently since i got diagnosed with panic attack disorder)
could i have it from smoking? i often get panic attacks when i smoke but i did a lot more often when i didnt smoke
also, if i were to completely quit, would it go away? im being treated with prozac for it as of now and ive been on it for not even a month
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Tuesday, July 27th, 2010 at
10:34 pm
4. The first step in handling stress is
A. removing all stressors from your environment.
B. becoming aware of your own reaction to it.
C. trying to relax through meditation techniques.
D. catching up on missed sleep.
5. What is the purpose of breathing exercises?
A. To release endorphins
B. To release adrenaline
C. To settle the body and mind
D. To decrease your sense of awareness
6. Which one of the following choices is a mental symptom of distress?
A. Sleep disorders C. Memory loss
B. Hallucinations D. High self-esteem
What does the acronym HALT stand for?
A. Hungry, angry, lonely, tired
B. High-strung, anxious, labored, tense
C. Healthy, active, lean, toned
D. Help, avoid, learn, talk
8. Eustress is a form of
A. estrogen. C. positive stress.
B. negative stress. D. endorphin.
9. How often should you use deep, relaxing breathing techniques?
A. Every day
B. Only during periods of stress
C. No more than twice a day
D. Only when you’ve gotten enough sleep
10. Which one of the following symptoms indicates that a person is in the alarm stage
of stress?
A. High level of concentration C. Blurred vision
B. Hyperventilation D. Racing heartbeat
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Friday, July 16th, 2010 at
7:34 am
I’ll explain. I have very very bad anxiety. I have panic attacks. I feel like if I talk to somebody(a stranger) It’ll maybe help. Is there anybody out there who feels the same, or knows what it is like? maybe we can talk on instant message or email?