Getting rid of excessive worrying with the Anxiety Help
Worrying and some degree of anxiety is a very familiar phenomenon for all of us in our daily lives: we carefully prepare for future events or think in advance about how to cope with possible risk situations. However, over-anticipating the future can take up too much time and space in our thoughts, and the worry associated with negative predictions can become uncontrollable. Over time, it can also develop into a mental illness called generalized distress or generalized anxiety disorder.
The main features of the symptoms are excessive anxiety, independent of external circumstances, constant worrying, and various symptoms of tension in the body. Anxiety is often managed by avoiding situations or emotions that are anticipated to be unpleasant. However, avoidance narrows the scope of life and can lead to unhappiness, while anxiety increases and becomes stronger.
Happi service’s Anxiety Help teaches how to identify patterns of thinking and acting that perpetuate worry and how to replace them with new and more flexible ones. These new patterns free up time and energy for more enjoyable activities and planning. The key is to find coping mechanisms that work, which will increase confidence in the ability to manage worry.