Tips To Help You Deal with Anxiety

There are methods you can should try if you battle with anxiety to stop feeling overwhelmed by it.

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Practice focused, deep breathing For a total of five minutes, try to breathe in for four counts and out for four counts. Your heart rate will slow as a result of steady breathing, which should make you feel less anxious.

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Keep a journal By getting what's worrying you out on paper, it may become less intimidating.

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