People underestimate how much anxiety household sounds can produce for dogs
We are very bad at understanding when our dogs are scared, the findings suggest.
Tag: anxiety
Physical exercise is a reliable and accessible way to manage anxiety disorders
Moderate to intense exercise can help even in the case of chronic anxiety disorders.
Ayahuasca relieves depression and anxiety, finds study on nearly 12,000 users
Although Ayahuasca is classified as a Schedule I drug, recent research suggests it has medical value.
Rap music lyrics referencing suicide and depression double since 1998
Many rappers need self care -- and so do their listeners.
Researchers identify a protein that may be the link between anxiety and depression
It could point the way to new treatments for both conditions.
3 out of 4 dogs suffer from some form of anxiety, and owners should be more aware of this
The incidence and severity of anxiety disorders varied greatly from breed to breed -- something that owners should be aware ...
Student and stressed? Take 10 minutes and go to the park, a study suggests
Are you a student struggling with unbearable amounts of stress? Nature can help.
A sleepless night can trigger a 30% rise in anxiety
Luckily deep sleep is the best medicine.
People with anxiety disorders worry about not being worried
It's like the gift that keeps on giving, isn't it?
Getting rid of debt might not only make you happier — but also smarter
In poverty, there is no room for error -- and no room for risk.
Social anxiety may be rooted in fear of making mistakes
The findings suggest that therapy should focus on making people less conscious of perceived mistakes.
More than a third of graduate students are depressed
Graduate students are six times likelier to be depressed than the general population.
Researchers pinpoint the brain’s anxiety centers
Anxiety is useful, to an extent, but sometimes it can overflow, with devastating consequences.
Sleep deprivation and irregular sleep patterns are linked to anxiety and depression
Researchers discovered a consistent link between sleep irregularity and repetitive negative thinking.
Feeling bad about feeling bad makes you feel even worse
Turn that frown upside down? No, just accept that sometimes it's OK to feel bad.
A man’s sweet tooth can increase the risk of anxiety and depression
Bad news, everyone.
How to beat anxiety — according to science
Are you particularly critical of yourself and the blunders you make? Here's to get over it.
Preventing clinical anxiety may come down to physical differences in brain lobes
It's all in the brain.