to the once people have to say to the next why we listen to every weekend on d w, the, some people are afraid of the skin forms on whole mil cold putting a fee, a cold, gluco, dentist, ibm that might sound funny, but anxiety disorders and nothing much they make life really difficult for me, the fear of heights, a flying of confined spaces. that's open spaces to fear of animals, of people. and those do i did exams, how much fear is normal and when does it become a problem?

and what can you find out more here on in good shape of course. ready the anxiety ones to save. you honestly, how, let's find out a sunny day at the river bank. perfect. so that's really swim. but looking just beneath the surface is a deadly crowded crocodile. it's a tech said you survive. close call, still being counter will leave a lasting impression. you'll be extra cautious around rivers from now. and of course you won't be attacked by a crooked out every time you go to the river. sometimes you might not see it for fidel 4 weeks. but the fear remains, and that's good because your fear sides have happened. it's

a survival mechanism that has you both to protect us from stress. it's just one nice sunny day. the river without crocodiles was enough to wipe out this year. you might get even the next time today, however, many people deal with these that have relatively little to do with immediate survival. things that can stresses out can range from planning a family dinner to public speaking or looming deadline. and now we're kind of screwed since because of our evolutionary history, these things i tease are hard to shake off. it is possible that we will focus on generalized anxiety disorder, or d, for sure. if you're struggling with j. d, you might of worry about things that might happen in the future. what it doing. dieties are enclosed by something specific, but can be triggered by anything. this mainly to feeling restless or a continuing sense of threat. the constant worries might keep you on that. this can

lead to problems concentrating, and to being easily annoyed. judy also has a set of physical symptoms, the body release of stress for months like adrenalin and quote, as all your heart rate increases, your breathing comes faster, you start to sweat. one of these responses are designed to help you respond to potential danger. your body is essentially getting ready to fight the threats mostly from it. that's why it's called fight or flight response. from an evolutionary standpoint, this makes perfect sense. remember the kirk of that. but it can become a problem if your brain misinterpreting something essentially harmless as a threat. giving a presentation at work, for example, might not be the most fun thing to do. but it's also not going to threaten your survival. but then why can't it feel that way? and if you feel like you're in id comes out of nowhere and without any specific

reason, take a closer look at your life. perhaps you've been experiencing a lot of stress likely coming good stress, like planning already. some people also have a genetic predisposition to worry. this can make the move, unable to feelings of anxiety, but they're also environmental factors. things you really cannot control. so just kinda makes was for an economic crisis. all that to me, this feeling anxious and worried about the future. and then there is mom and dad. we talk lane them for everything that's wrong with us. but as children we do learn from our parents behavior psychologist school, this parental modeling. so if certain things or situations made your parents feel anxious, they might make you feel anxious as well. you've learned how to respond by watching them. all of these factors compose your brain to see danger where there isn't any,

like with that presentation at work. so how can you change that? you can start with the small steps, get an outside perspective, took about your space with friends or a specialist to try to take it one step at a time. drive to finish, thinking about one thing before jumping to the next. many worries are just decide to a certain extent. so let's consider the fact. yes, growing up or presentation would be embarrassing, but wouldn't really be just as catastrophic as doing. diety tells you to be mindful . the key is to examine your anxiety and realized that your fee is just that fee is not fact meditation and mindfulness can help you relax and confront to examine your to some studies. i've shown that these techniques can actually re why, of the brain. it's called you reflect to not ways to work, so we get this is cognitive behavioral therapy,

or c d t. talking with specialists can help you reframe your problem and change your behavior. and cvt doesn't help this. also the option of medication people with anxiety is for me, prescribe antidepressants or sensitive, but this should always be discussed with the specialist. it's important not to self medicate anxiety disorder have been shown to contribute to addiction. and some people who suffer from anxiety also have a higher risk for depression, especially if they don't seek treatment. this is why it's important to get help early on. the longer you wait, the more of those to be as good in grand and your brain and the hot it gets to rewire the brain where he's in 5th, a normal part of life. they help keep us alive. and even though most of us don't have to regularly face predators, there's a lot of lot of stuff that includes the story. but if you're anxious all the time,

you should get help to, to speak so that many people who struggle with anxiety disorders don't seek treatment at all. but it's nothing to be ashamed of. your worries may not get better overnight, but if you start to phase, if these things will get fatter and t is outside to kindergarten. dispatch. when a parent goes away on business or fear of school trips, it's usually normal for children to have separation anxiety. but some adults suffer from it too. they might start to panic when partners, family members or friends onto around. and now there's a new kind of separation anxiety, but it has nothing to do with real life interactions. instead, which involves smartphones and social media. early cell phones with big and basic now the sleek and so smart,

we don't know how we ever lived without them. just because i'm pretty addicted. i use my settings, watch videos or listen to music or podcasts. a constant stream is stimulating stuff . next and when it's not there and my pockets empty, something's missing. sure. yeah. i'd say got something else. could i become too dependent on it for me to fix? well, if he needs to from the bottom, you can use it every day for news. instagram, a lot for social media to communicate with my friends and parents are pretty important. i really like it as a license and usually i'll be scrolling and think i've been on instagram for 10 minutes and then realize it was actually an hour or more coming out. this new form of anxiety goes by the name, no mo, phobia shortfall, no mobile phone. so it'd be even good ations conducted research into this fairly new phenomenon to knows just how widespread it's become

some tumors and sometimes include nervousness when you forget your mobile or don't fear of being in a cellular dead zone or panic when your batteries empty. what i'm worried about not being available or being unable to communicate or you have no set now. and so you're getting stranded somewhere. all those fears can sometimes have physical effects. my profile is also the psychologist conducted a study with about $800.00 participants. it's found close to half separate from moderate no. most of the 4 percent had severe symptoms who are still it could lead to other anxiety disorders or even depression. yet right now, practically, nobody goes to the doctor psychotherapist or the psychiatrist because of no mo phobia. instead of fits extensively, depression or anxiety, he would as of so it would make sense for doctors to ask how off then patients use their cell phone or whether they worry when they forget it. because that might be

a root cause size is that was for people who need to communicate with others being cut off feels terrible on social media phone, the fear of missing out plays a big role in no phobia. young women in particular have a hard time putting down their phones. yvonne good that she's now evaluating us. second study, preliminary results show normal phobia can be significantly reduced through a controlled cellphone usage. a maximum of 2 hours per day. switching a phone to black and white mode and sometimes going without it should ask someone who do i leave my phone at home. and at 1st i have the theaters and feel anxious about everything that could happen. yeah, and then, but when i don't use my phone as often i'll have more and more positive experiences that things work out without it too much. it just takes some practice. no need to go back to using an old school model that's probably be a involved. sophia,

triggered by a specific thing the some say be, is it easy to cope with spicing p avoiding what you're afraid of the shapes tougher for those who suffer from generalized anxiety disorder, persistent and often irrational worrying about everyday things that print on demand. so what's the point where i slowly started realizing that this fear was bigger than a normal fit? i was no longer living my life. i couldn't join in with anything any more. i'm tired of name cognizant shows. vickers nor i knows that to my apartment are at work lots. everything else was so stressful for me that i just avoided it. does this this and for some reason testing who is most of like up to 7

percent of the wells population will develop a non scientific disorder. at some point in the lifetime. many suffers from physical symptoms like trembling, shortness of breath, rodney heartbeat, or switching. testing who has experience the symptoms, doctors diagnosed with social anxiety disorder, also known as social phobia. it's a fear of interacting with other people. the most common. so it'd be, it's a specific lens like a fever, spite is heights. most people can live with these babies quite easily. says katia petoskey from mines university medical center lot. she says it becomes more difficult with the less common non specific site is. ready site to or fix the on the sections most common anxiety disorders, panic attacks which are very sucking balance of products that come out of the play . emma, i'm talking to ken sykes and that is i have a social anxieties. that's

a very, very common m d z of us have. hi, everyone can relate to little to that and the feeling of speaking in front of other people. i'm worrying about what type of thing the fear of being judged is very common on is even z as in why fish for places by the stars, depending make testing cool, had just completed therapy and was ready to go back to work. then came to locked down this while it was really difficult. i've made good progress, but stopped suddenly stopped me in my tracks and sent me back a bit of took my dr week of awful. alice was closed and i live everywhere closer so . so it's nice, social interaction was very limited to which made sense, but it was counter productive. in my case, i spoke to you for a long time. she wasn't even able to attend a self help greet once the restrictions were relaxed and meeting people was allowed . it was a bit like starting all over again. and so i did just as you are on the one hand i

saw a oh thank god find me back to normal. but on the other, i was once again no longer used to being with people. and so how to keep forcing myself to get back into life to look so clear in sleep. so how can these kinds of disorders be treated? i still have in pennsylvania, anxiety disorders can generally be treated very effectively. maximum and false to 25 sessions are enough with behavioral therapy. for example. well, the psycho dynamic therapy which takes a little longer. and if we find that the psychotherapeutic approach is not so effective, then we can give some extra help with medication in the form of anti depressants. to see that i've seen here for several lives up to 3 courses. a therapy testing cool can once again live life without being rules by 5th on this bush documents not to it. and that inspires me. of course to continue working on myself. i know my says oh and then on my end on yeah,

angsty feeling afraid sometimes is quite normal spots. if you start to determine the way we think and behave, then it could be an anxiety disorder. those who are affected shouldn't be afraid to seek professional help. social anxieties, a particularly coleman, the fear of making a speech or being the center of attention. the field of criticism or being close to other people. those affected usually trying to avoid such situations. you might say they have a fee, a fee, but not every challenge can be so easily evaded during jump training, for example, or at school. for coding or jacoby. every exam is an emotional rollercoaster. the match speed it up. i notice how my pulse skyrockets. how my hands get a bit sweaty and i start to tremble. then i stress myself out with the thought that

i'll be terrible anyway. my whole attitude towards the exam is pretty much shot right from the start. central direct them, i'm across to get them on for the 18 year old suffered some testing diety, which makes every exam and torture on send these feel like you've gone crazy. you think? how can i be so afraid of a piece of paper? i can't do it. i'm going to fail what, what are the others think when i get a bad grade. fears like this can act like a mental block. the other stuff is high. so since this consumes so much of my energy for the rest of the day, i'm like a limp dish rag. i'm tired and socked out and just want to go home calling us fee is cost you a valuable time. we're writing exams. sometimes that means that lower test score to a it's a vicious circle as a bad grade feed, sophia failure, brings diety began when classmates made fun of her mistakes done in

class when i tried to participate, i got, when did the comments from the back of the room, which made me look stupid as soon as i said something wrong. i just because i've taught this is clubby, so that's a bit dramatic. always feeling under pressure. and that will look down. if i don't pass this exam, i'll see you finish have does it performance testings diety is a taboo topic in school. it says psychotherapy is miriam off she treats young people like catalina and helps them overcome their fears. as the it's categorized as a social anxiety because it's a fear of being judged by others. it can manifest itself in part cognitively, mentally, through performance, anxiety, fear, failure, uncomfortable brooding. on the other hand, it can manifest itself physically through trembling hot palpitations and switching

all the way opposite panic attacks. students with tests, anxiety should speak with their parents, friends and teachers about their fee is because keeping quiet often leads to depression and even more self doubt as testings, id suppers are caught up and negative thoughts, mental focus on succeeding is beneficial funds or do we have time for that you shouldn't need it. what about worst case scenario is many people make the mistake of envisioning how everything could turn out badly. the negative reactions and seeing themselves failing. instead, you should picture a film that's positive. how will be examined as react? what would it be like to have the right to you recon moments give the right onset and proudly will cancel the examination room? so envisioning of film when everything goes perfectly up to like. and colleen is also practicing how to focus on the positive that's the index. how do you write down sentences in this this past and present things like i can do it?

i'm super prepared. i can recall stuff when i need to reading these affirmations daily, along with seeing the accompanying images every day, helps to strengthen and manipulate my self conscious. and i can go into the exam in a positive mood using what's called the tapping techniques can help calm testings id in the classroom. tapping your hands, shoulders for knees, provides a distraction clause. to finish ottoman full, take a deep breath and just focus cannot say i have 5 exam questions to me. it's not a mark the 1st 2 and focus on them. so i try to define things up into section using this strategy. colina jacoby has learned to control her fears. she still get stress before exams, which is more self confident and sure of herself. and her performance.

anxiety is until ways of disorder. if it can be a hindrance, a lot of people are afraid of change. for example, like changing jobs, pull that partner or is moving home. these fee is a seated in l brain switch, right? potential loss is higher than anticipated benefits, but we can out small to brains by consciously focusing on the positive aspects of change. change is sometimes painful and not always wanted. still, we shouldn't fear it because it can bring happiness as communication coach, paddling vanka nodes either in the whole portfolio ever change the benefits of end are self confidence and kind of because of the change i take on and accept eulu with almost every clear decision i may try to ensure is i have more self confidence me and that my courage muscle grows with us. my lot most to fix his mentor is

find the courage to change that. some of you shadowed by rosette j. yasmin? yes. on. she examines how we deal with change. it couldn't then perfect. how can we make changes happen? most times. why is it that sometimes we say, yes, i want to change it, but in other situations, we think having to no food haven't me got to spend. that's for the health fitness, and most importantly, what happens in the brain when we're confronted with change. happening down mean was in milliseconds. chemical messengers are released, which ultimately amount to biological cocktails. these send a signal, for example, to the, got some in the form of gut feelings, food and uninvolved. because in these feelings can be perceived as thrilling or threatening. but we can program all brains to react to more positively by for and boom is it was change. it's always a movement away from or toward something with the, for instance,

when we're in love, we can move mountains and uproot trees. the fact that there's no stopping us, that's a towards movement. and especially with change, we want to see how we can bring a boat or produce that towards rather than a way from movement set of x one. that works by activating a new or transmit to, namely the one that controls our emotional and mental reactions to come in to come in is the chemical messenger french dissipation. so how do we activate that stuff going to match the voice, but you can do that through movement or positive thinking through meditation, for instance, that gives our motivational a system little much to which we defense deer in the right direction. unconsciously and systematically. because happiness lines inside us. but the how do we um, look at, especially whenever changes in store financial slits.

when's the last time you did something for the very 1st time? ask yourself this now and then change also takes courage. somebody, for instance, having the courage to do poorly as something new. so we're just trying new things out of noise. that those are small things towards change liners. and if i can take these small steps more often so it will be easier for me to accept changes and support them mindful for and on. so it's up to you what for, for, and all source too. because change also brings opportunity. it requires us to leave our comfort zone, but once we do, our award is in a gross a. prospect as a rewards can also help people overcome their anxiety. confronting the objective that fee is step by step, usually works quite well to and who knows, facing up to your fee is not cat kristavia, could open up a whole new horizons. just, you can't quite see the summit now. but that's where they're headed. a mountain top

2000 meters above sea level. well now are mantra i want to, i can, i will not house because climbing is mind of a moto says guide and initializing the plot. the. the 1st exercise walking on a steep rock face on the belly button. and so your stomach is fixed. is it kind of learning the right technique is a huge help of feeling safe? um klein little stems feeling how well the soles of that boots group. the steep slope helps participants the come, the fear of heights, but acro, a phobia doesn't just stop them from climbing mountains. now since that was a notice of ation, platform on my you ok that went along the long bridge and into the sea with the wall on the side. everyone went on it except me confrontation or exposure therapy can help dr. and therapist on the way, i say that takes patients to places where they have to face the fee is to see that there are many, but it's enough to experience that just one. so they take the plunge and feel how

their fear went away. bottom, at least we can only be afraid for 1020 seconds. so i'm happy with that. can. the adrenalin rush is over, but that doesn't mean will never be fearful. again, call them come. so practice helps like half on day 3, and then it leads cost participants to the summit. then you have none of those. if you're blocked in any way, physically or mentally, you can hook yourselves up. yesterday this women have to turn around. a fear was just too great. now she faces the biggest challenge, not a rage of a 2000 meters up and she's made it monday unless when you are at the top and have reached your goal, you'll so proud of yourself. you think nothing in the world can stop me now? reaching the summit is a real high and one that will remain long after they've got home from their adventure. and to place our show is

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