Survive (and Thrive) This Holiday Season: 11 Seriously Good Tips by Amber Shimel | Dec 16, 2016 | Mental Health Topics, Self-Improvement, Stress The holiday season is a time for good cheer and merriment! Or is it? For many, the mention of Hanukkah, Christmas, or New Year’s brings as many winces as it does smiles. The fact is, the holiday season can be as much of a burden as it is a celebration;…
A Simple Method to Deal with Chronic Overwhelm by Andrea Greebon | Feb 17, 2016 | Coping Skills, Mental Health Topics, Stress Everything is coming at us so quickly these days. Emails. Voicemails. Twitter. Facebook. Texting. Everything that you would ever want to know can be found on the Internet. Everything is so fast. And we feel like we can’t get even get a breath. Or at least a good breath. Many…
7 Tips for Reducing Stress While Driving in Traffic by Debbie Roberson, M.A., LPC, NCC | Apr 20, 2015 | Mental Health Topics, Stress “How can you stand all this traffic!” My close friend, Lisa, visits Austin frequently for her job. And with every visit she notices the increasingly more difficult traffic patterns. We have all heard about the 110+ net arrivals moving to Austin every day, per the Austin Business Journal. Our roads…
Stress Management and Rest for the Entrepreneur by Anthony Centore, PhD | Oct 28, 2014 | Stress, Work & Careers The Entrepreneur’s Nerves are not Made of Steel Building and sustaining a business is a day-in, day-out war between uncertainty and perseverance. Make few bad decisions or take your “eye off the ball” for just a minute, and it could be “game over.” As an entrepreneur, your ability to persist…
Is Excitement The Best Way to Defeat Stress and Anxiety? by Jon Negroni | Dec 26, 2013 | Anxiety, Mental Health Topics, Stress What makes a person excited? How is it that excitement is one of the most effective tools against stress, anxiety and public speaking? Here is our full guide to the science and psychology behind one of our mind’s most powerful resources — enthusiasm — and how you can actually utilize it.
2 Hours of Exposure Therapy Treats Fear of Spiders by Anthony Centore, PhD | May 22, 2012 | Anxiety, Mental Health Topics, Stress According to a new study, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, participants in a study who at first could not bring themselves to get within 10 feet of a terrarium containing a tarantula, experienced dramatic relief from their phobias. After a two or three hour session of…