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Mental Health in 2021: Dr. Duffy Answers Questions on How to Manage Anxiety for Adults and Children
We invited our good friend, clinical psychologist and best-selling author, Dr. John Duffy to help us unpack all of those anxious emotions.
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How I Learned to Stop Trying to Become Happy and Start Being Happy
What do you want to change about your life in 2021? After a year when joy was hard to come by, many of us have a simple wish for the New Year: Happiness. NBCLX storyteller Chase Cain took us on his own journey as he discovered his own recipe for peace through meditation, mindfulness and living in the moment.
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People Suffering Depression and Anxiety Want to Reveal Their Pain — to a Robot
A majority of workers are more comfortable sharing their mental health struggles with a robot than a boss. Experts are divided on whether AI is up to the task.
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Post-Election Stress Not Going Away Anytime Soon, Mental Health Experts Say
With final election results uncertain, most likely for days, stress and anxiety plaguing voters may only build. Earlier this year the American Psychological Association found that more than half of adults in America considered the 2020 election a significant stressor. “Elections have consequences. In this case, the perception is that the consequences can be fairly dramatic,” said Dr. Anand Kumar,…
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Election Stress Disorder Is Real: Stop Doomscrolling and Follow These Tips to Manage Your Election Anxiety
Have you been overwhelmed with anxiety ahead of Election Day? You are not alone. People across the country are saying that the 2020 presidential election has been a significant source of stress in their lives. Experts have dubbed this “election stress disorder.” NBCLX’s Clark Fouraker shares what you can do to reduce the tension and make it through the week.
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How to Manage SAD Now That Daylight Saving is Ending
Here are eight ways to cope with seasonal affective disorder and the pandemic as we “fall back” into standard time
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Managing Your Election Stress: An Expert Answers Your Questions About Coping With Anxiety
Nearly 68% of American adults say the 2020 presidential election is a significant source of stress in their lives, according to a new Harris poll. Vaile Wright of the American Psychological Association joined LX News to respond to your questions about stress and share wellness tips ahead of Election Day.
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Coronavirus Financial Stress Is Hitting Blacks and Hispanics Disproportionately, Analysis Finds
The coronavirus pandemic is causing financial stress and anxiety for many Americans, yet it is people of color who are feeling it the most, according to an analysis of the American Staffing Association’s latest survey on the workforce.
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No New Damage: Author Laura Day Shares Her Tips For Managing Anxiety by Letting Go
Author Laura Day says a crisis is a time when our problems overwhelm our ability to cope. Day joined LX News to share her advice for dealing with stress and responding to crises.
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Why Jay Shetty's New Book ‘Think Like a Monk' is Just What You Need in These Stressful Times
Storyteller and podcaster Jay Shetty discusses his new book “Think Like a Monk,” which offers beneficial tools on how to deal with stress and combat anxiety.
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Depression, Anxiety Spike Amid Outbreak and Turbulent Times
In the latest study to suggest an uptick, half of U.S. adults surveyed reported at least some signs of depression, such as hopelessness, feeling like a failure or getting little pleasure from doing things. That’s double the rate from a different survey two years ago, Boston University researchers said Wednesday in the medical journal JAMA Network Open.
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How to Survive Anxiety: Psychotherapist Answers Your Questions
Can you really control when you worry? Psychotherapist Stacy Kaiser talked to ‘Chicago Today’ about controlling what is going on in your mind and what is overwhelming our senses.
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Protests, Unemployment, Pandemic All Weighing Heavily on Black Community
Recent studies have shown the coronavirus pandemic, the ensuing unemployment crisis and now weeks of police brutality protests after the death of George Floyd are weighing heavily on African Americans. Those impacted include area resident Houston Brown. “That could be me getting stopped. That could be my brother. It could be my uncles, my cousins, so it definitely tests the…
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How to Survive Coronavirus Anxiety: 8 Tips From Mental Health Experts
The spread of the coronavirus in the U.S. is creating a new age of anxiety, and it’s no surprise. With airports filled with travelers in masks, stores selling out of disinfectant and public health officials urging Americans to prepare for the bug to disrupt daily life, the national level of worry seems to be off the charts. Mental health experts...
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Children At Risk for Anxiety Issues During COVID-19 Crisis. Here's What You Can Do
The coronavirus is no doubt giving us all anxiety.
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5 Sure-Fire Ways to Avoid Stress Eating During This Uncertain Time
When you’re social distancing and reading all-things coronavirus on the internet, it’s easy to turn to food for comfort and escape during stressful times. With increased anxiety, mindless eating often creeps in. Unfortunately, many of these foods are high in calories, fat and sugar.
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Your Dog Is a Good Dog. But Most Dogs Show Signs of Aggression, Study Says
Is your dog a good boy or girl? Consider yourself lucky. A new study by researchers in Finland found that 72% of dogs showed problematic behavior like aggression.
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Do Pets Grieve?
Animal experts say pets often process loss in a manner similar to humans. In a recent newsletter published by the Funeral Consumer Alliance of Maine, researcher Jessica Pierce says a growing body of research into ‘animal thanatology’ suggests common pets such as dogs and cats seem to share with humans many behavioral reactions to death, such as mourning and rituals...
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Veterans in NH With PTSD, Anxiety Turn to Beekeeping for Relief
A small but growing number of veterans around the country are turning to beekeeping as a potential treatment for anxiety, PTSD and other conditions.
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Tips on Facing Back-to-School Anxiety
Mental health advocate and motivational Tedx speaker Megan Gallagher, shared strategies for parents and teens on how to manage anxiety going into a new school year.