Anxiety
Emergency Action
- Speak to someone about how you feel
- Listen to the following audio when you feel overwhelmed:
Things to do to help Anxiety
- Get enough sleep
- Stay active & exercise
- Eat a healthy diet
- Spend time outdoors
- Spend time with animals
- Spend time meeting friends
- Meditate/Relax (see the course below)
- Listen to upbeat music
- Avoid negative people
- Write your thoughts down
- Time management strategies
- Aromatherapy
- Massage
- Participating in enjoyable activites
- Talk to family/friends/teachers about concerns
- Smile & laugh
Beat Anxiety Course 1
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Beat Anxiety Part 2
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Beat Anxiety Part 3
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When we feel low or have anxiety we view the world in a different way to everyone else. Situations that may be positive for most people will cast negative feelings in others suffering with depression or anxiety.
For example: You see a man running down the street and you think about why he is running.
Positive: He is running to meet somebody that he loves and hasn't seen for ages.
Negative: He has stolen something and is running away from the police.
CBT = Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
CBT is based on the idea that how we feel and what we do are due to the way we think. CBT believes that a lot of anxiety problems are related to the way we think and because we can change our thoughts, we can learn to control our anxious feelings.
Below shows that our thoughts, behaviours, bodily sensations and emotions are all linked to each other. If we can change our thoughts or behaviours it will break the link between the others and our problem becomes easier.