Archive for the 'Psychology' Category
The causes of stress are usually a very individual thing but most commonly it is caused by a specific thought process that then generates a specific emotional response such as fear, anxiety or frustration.
June 26th, 2008 | Posted in Health, Psychology | Comments Off
Of all the symptoms that a panic attacks sufferer experiences during a panic attack difficulty in breathing would seem to be the one that causes the most distress. Breathing problems associated with anxiety and panic attacks can run the range from hyperventilation where the breathing becomes uncontrollably rapid and shallow, to an almost total constriction of breathing where breathing normally becomes impossible. Because these breathing difficulties are such a common part of panic attacks virtually all methods of dealing with panic attacks, or at least those that don\’t resort to pharmaceutical drugs, have as part of their respective methods, controlled breathing techniques of one kind or another.
June 20th, 2008 | Posted in Health, Help, Psychology | Comments Off
We all experience pain for a reason but on many occasions it is a warning for us to discontinue something we are doing. Pain can come from any type of injury, illness or condition but it is then our job to locate where the pain is originating from to stop it. Sometimes, however, pain isn\’t dealt with so easily and it remains with us despite all efforts to banish it.
June 18th, 2008 | Posted in Health, Psychology | Comments Off
There is a trend today to embrace alternate healing therapies instead of conventional ones. Mainstream medical treatment and alternative or complimentary therapy has become part of integrated treatment and today there is some very high quality scientific verification in safety and efficacy aspects. The alternative therapies are known to provide certain types of services that aren\’t available within conventional medicine. There could be a whole lot of alternative therapies that you have access to like faith healing, traditional folk medicine, homeopathy, naturopathy and the like. All of these therapies are being used instead of the conventional means of medical treatment in relationship to a belief that they are going to be able to have a curative effect on the disease.
June 11th, 2008 | Posted in Psychology | Comments Off
A conversational hypnosis course can teach you the techniques and methods you need to influence people in life and business. Learn how to use mind control tricks and convince people to do what you want them to do or learn how to improve sales. The possibilities are endless when you learn Conversational Hypnosis.
June 1st, 2008 | Posted in Psychology | Comments Off
Do you want to get rid of your anxiety and panic attack completely? Then \’the Linden Method\’ will do the job easily for you. it is a lasting solution for chronic anxiety and panic attack.
May 26th, 2008 | Posted in Health, Help, Psychology | Comments Off
There are a list of elements that trigger off the anxiety attacks. Therefore in order to develop the quick anxiety relief a lot would depends upon those factors.
May 24th, 2008 | Posted in Help, Psychology | Comments Off
The Enneagram (pronounced: any-a-gram; \’ennea\’ in Greek means 9, and \’gram\’ drawing) is a circle with nine equidistant points connected by nine intersecting lines. This symbol has its roots in the Middle East in ancient spiritual traditions and has well known mathematical properties.
May 21st, 2008 | Posted in Psychology | Comments Off
How many inner dialogs have you had with yourself about your smoking compulsion? How many times have you complained to family and friends that you want to end the habit but seem to continue to smoke away despite the risks and the wasted money? And how many methods have you tried that just didn’t succeed? […]
January 3rd, 2008 | Posted in Health, Motivational, Psychology | No Comments
Facial tics are characterized by rapid, seemingly involuntary muscle contractions of muscle groups in the face and neck region. These contractions are often repetitive in nature, and appear to have no real purpose. Common tics are exaggerated eye blinking, squinting, nose wrinkling, facial grimacing or even vocalizations such as grunting or throat clearing. Tics often […]
December 22nd, 2007 | Posted in Health, Help, Motivational, Psychology | 1 Comment