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Stress and anxiety levels continue to affect people with latest figures showing that 9.9 million working days were lost in 2015 through stress, anxiety and depression.
The figures, published in the 2015 Labour Force Survey, show that stress, anxiety and depression accounted for 43 per cent of all working days lost due to ill health.
And these stark figures don’t even begin to scratch the surface of the often devastating impact on individuals and those around them.
With the level of workplace stress and anxiety remaining broadly constant for over a decade, it is evident that current initiatives are failing to help those who need the support the most.
Stress! Are you struggling with stress? Feeling overwhlemed? Searching for how to deal with stress?
If you are totally stressed out it may just feel like you’ll never be able to get everything done, your head may hurt so much that you feel overwhelmed and exhausted.
If you want to know how to deal with stress and find ways to relax and refocus then read on.
Exam stress and test anxiety can stop you learning, absorbing and applying all the things you know that you know.
No matter how easily you can recall all that information whilst feeling calm, once the exam stress and test anxiety kick in, you can find yourself feeling sick, on edge, going blank, unable to think clearly and a whole array of other overwhelming stress symptoms.
You may get so much stress and anxiety that you can’t think straight to revise, or maybe it’s in the lead up to the test that you can’t sit still, sleep or eat properly. And many people I have helped talk about going blank in the exam room with an escalating sense of panic.
However it affects you, how can you take control over your exam stress and test anxiety?
Are you desperately seeking stress relief? In this article I’ll give you some practical ways to relieve stress levels.
After all, April 2016 is National Stress Awareness Month and an opportunity to put effective steps in place that will help you find stress relief and move forward feeling calmer and more in control.
Because stress is a problem. Some surveys show that over 50% of people in the UK struggle to relieve stress levels and, according to the Health & Safety Executive, 9.9 MILLION working days were lost to stress in 2014/5.
So if you feel overwhelmed and unable to cope with the demands and challenges in your life then read on to find out how to relieve stress and get back your strength and control.
Compulsive overeating and binge eating disorder and problems is marked by periods where you will binge uncontrollably on food (without vomiting or purging).
If you battle with binge eating you may comfort eat or engage in secret eating, yet there will be a feeling of huge compulsion to overeat and binge that drives you and that you may be unable to successfully resist when it strikes.
Compulsive overeating is likely to involve what you consider to be bad or forbidden foods, which the binge eating urge drives you to consume, irrespective of whether you’re hungry.
The many people I have succesfully helped tell me about the overwhelming urge to binge eat, the fear of being ‘discovered’ or seen binge eating, and the guilt and self-loathing that follows an episode. I have known people to avoid social eating situations and eating in front of others for fear that they may lose control in front of others.
So how can you take back control and end your compulsive eating and binge eating symptoms?
Do you struggle with Selective Eating Disorder?
Selective Eating Disorder will mean that you have a very restrictive diet, relying on the same food and unwilling or unable to try new foods. It can mean fear, stress and frustration at meal times and create problems around things others seem to find so easy, like ordering off the menu at a restaurant or going to someone else’s place for food.
And whilst many youngsters go through a period of selective eating, if you are struggling into your teens and beyond then it can have implications for your current and future health as well as creating feelings of anxiety, depression and unhappiness.
So how can you overcome your selective eating disorder and fear of food?
In this article, I’ll talk about another success treating anxiety with hypnotherapy in Ely.
Heidi came to me for help to overcome anxiety and fear that was placing limits on her life that she wanted to break free from.
This is because anxiety has a way of placing limits on you as you seek to avoid things going wrong, feeling bad or something else unfolding in a worst case way (or you may just stop doing things just in case any of those what ifs happen).
So in this article I’ll be giving you three ways you can start taking control to overcome anxiety and live your life on your terms.
Anxiety help in Ely helps Alice to overcome her severe anxiety symptoms.
I’m delighted to be able to share another video testimonial with you today. This one is from Alice who sought anxiety help to sort her symptoms.
You can watch Alice’s video testimonial below and I know you are going to find it inspiring to learn how she overcome her anxiety and is now feeling happier and more confident.
Recently I came across the term ‘the illusion of limited choice’. I’d known the concept for some time as with anxiety and worry, as well as more generally in our lives, it’s a thinking ‘trap’ we often unknowingly fall into.
We can become fixed on a limited number of choices, forgetting that there are many, many other choices we could be making.
In fact, I think it was my Dad who first introduced me to the concept when I was buying my first car.
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