Occasional worry and anxiety are a normal part of life. Anxiety can even sometimes be helpful, giving you a boost of adrenaline to get you through that speech.
We don’t always know that trauma is the root of the problem. Sometimes we don’t know that an experience has been traumatic for us, or we lock away those feelings because they’re difficult to unpack.
People who experience even one panic attack, are more likely to experience recurrent panic attacks, worry about future panic attacks, or change their behavior in an attempt to avoid future panic attacks.
Suicide: when you should seek help for yourself or a loved one
Suicides in Kenya and in many African countries are on the rise. Even professionals who have emigrated to the United States, Canada, the EU, and Australia are under increased stress and may become desperate.
Are you finding it hard to cope during the pandemic? The coronavirus has put incredible stress on all of us. Each and every one of us has experienced changes to our work life, disruptions to our family life, the anxiety of social isolation, worries about our jobs or business, involuntary changes to …