Many people suffer from anxiety and art therapy can provide relief. Dealing with anxiety can be very stressful and it can take a toll on your mental well-being. Behavioral problems are sometimes the result of excessive fear, and for individuals experiencing this fear, it can includes panic attacks. Panic attacks can be frequent, persistent, and… Read More »
Anxiety Symptoms and Ways to Calm Yourself
If you experience anxiety symptoms, you know how frightening they can be. The experience of having an anxiety attack varies from person to person, as we are all unique, but often individuals who suffer from anxiety report a combination of the following: An overwhelming sense of panic. Hyperventilating or trouble breathing. Experiencing shaking, trembling, and… Read More »
Emotional Overeating
Emotional overeating is when an individual is using food to cope with their emotions. Often a person is overeating to soothe themselves from negative emotions such as anger, stress, or fear. Also, emotional overeating is common in senior citizens when their emotional needs are not being met. This is especially true when an elderly individual… Read More »
May is Mental Health Month
May is Mental Health Awareness Month (also referred to as Mental Health Month). It is an annual recognition of the need to cure stigmas surrounding mental health issues. In acknowledgement of Mental Health Month, individuals, families, and professionals strive to open up more conversations about mental health issues to promote healing. This is necessary because… Read More »
Sleep and Mental Health
Often, people do not get enough rest. They might not think it matters, but there is a clear connection between adequate sleep and mental health. Not sleeping can have disastrous effects on your professional and personal life. If you have difficulty sleeping, it could be connected to depression or bipolar disorder. More than one-half of… Read More »
4 Ways to Reduce Anxiety and Live a Better Life
If you experience anxiety, there are paths to healing. You can live a better life. Anxiety and worry, and the physical and emotional reactions caused by these fearful feelings, can be destructive. If you are ready to seek help, contact Van Blarcom Consulting. Talking through your problems and making changes in your daily routine can help… Read More »
Caregivers for Seniors: Who Is Taking Care of the Caregiver?
Caregivers for seniors, and individuals taking care of family members who are sick or disabled, come from every age, gender, and socioeconomic group. While they share many positive aspects of caregiving, there can also be struggles. In some cases, caregivers feel they had no choice in taking on their role. This can lead to feelings… Read More »
Are You On Emotional Overload?
Trying to describe emotional overload will bring a different response depending upon whom you talk to today. It’s been said that we’re never given more than we can handle. But I think anyone who’s reading this, if they’re honest, will say that it feels like some days you’ve been given more of your share of… Read More »
Bullying In The Workplace – Part 2
Continuing our discussion of bullying in the workplace… If you or someone you know is unable to cope with the pressures of the demands that are being placed on you by one or more individuals where you work, then there are some failsafe responses and actions that you can take with that person who is… Read More »
10 U.S. Based Online Resources to Depression Assistance
We have researched and listed 10 great United States-based online resources to help you with depression. You can print this list out and use it for yourself, or share it with someone you think is dealing with depression. If you’re a student, you may be able to use it as a report for a class… Read More »
