Understanding PTSD:
When the Brain Won’t Turn Off Survival Mode By Jamie […]
When the Brain Won’t Turn Off Survival Mode By Jamie […]
Some believe that evolutionarily speaking, being afraid of danger makes us take fewer risks, seek safety, and focus on doing things well. However, persistent anxiety takes a toll on our emotional and physical well-being.
There are some steps you can take to begin the process of reframing the memory in a way that not only makes it less unpleasant, but also turns it into something you can benefit from.
Challenges For Canadian Healthcare Considering Patients and Practitioners George Barakat […]
The three key factors are: stress, not getting clean fuel (because our bodies need the right nutrients to function properly), and the body suffering congestion as we age.
It all starts with listening to your body and listening to those symptoms, long before the diagnosis.
We have to consider our body as a machine. This machine needs nutrients and fuel to be able to function properly.
Some believe that evolutionarily speaking, being afraid of danger makes us take fewer risks, seek safety, and focus on doing things well. However, persistent anxiety takes a toll on our emotional and physical well-being.