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I have not been sleeping in night from last 2 month.. Its more than that actually. Tried fixing it maintaining a routine but still failed. And now i have been searching for job its been more than two months. And mostly it happens to me in the night too i keep scrolling the online job portals and keep applying. But nothing till date. I can't sleep mostly apart from that there are days when i am alone i cry. Last night it was more of anxiety attack because i couldnt stop crying.. The thing is i cant talk to my family or friends about this. I tried meditation exercise good diet reading books but still it no change sometimes i feel everything is worthless.
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It looks like you are stressed about your job and it is making you feel upset. You are stressed to an extent that you are not able to sleep well. You are not able to talk about your anxieties with your family and friends. You have also tried many techniques to feel calm. Do not worry you can talk about the things that are making you feel anxious with a psychologist. Talking to a psychologist will help you and you can talk about thoughts and feelings that are bottled up inside. Counseling is a safe space to talk about anything that is bothering you.
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Consult a psychologist.
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Hi. Focus on what you have (being mode, mindfulness). Slowly move towards goals. Limit your aspirations. Consider present context. Live joyfully without desires
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Dialectical Therapy
Mentalization Therapy
Buddhism based ideology
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raise tolerance level
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Hi dear,
You are doing all the good practices which is a correct way to get out of the acute anxiety.
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You need to talk to a good and experienced counselor and psychotherapist. contact immediately without wasting your time.
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With whatever information you have given I have a few things for you to try. 1. Remember it’s just a phase and it shall pass. 2. Talk it out with someone, else overthinking and repression will lead to more anxiety. Don’t think your family and friends can’t help. 3. Overthinking in your head will lead to negative thoughts and discussion will lead to opportunities and possibilities.
Don’t worry about the sleep. Work on a good diet and exercise. And your job is coming your way, be patient.
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See a Psychologist. Talking will help. I can help you too.
Else just seek social support and see.
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It’s ok to feel demotivated , it’s apart of life but not the entire life. Wait for your silver lining. Things shall improve soon. Patience and persistence shall help. Have faith !
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Hi, Thanks for reaching out,
Everyone feels sad or worried from time to time. Unpleasant feelings are a normal part of life.
But when sadness and worries interferes with your work, play, and/or relationships, it’s time to take action.
how you think, behave, feel, and relate to other,
Its good to know you are making efforts to push yourself however also try to understand your.
Self talking patterns
If you are constantly criticising ,blaming ( self- blame) , regretting and getting in to over something in the past its very likely to feel unhappy
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I would recommend that you see a professional who can help you with CBT and Mindfulness techniques
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Hi... This is primarily due to cognitive anxiety. You are overthinking about various issues in your life and anticipating a negative outcome.
Sleep is one of the first things that get disturbed when under tremendous stress or anxiety. Your job condition will get better after sometime but this excessive anxiety and fear is causing you panic and sleepless nights.
This can be easily dealt with Counselling using therapeutic techniques like Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT). It will take 15-20 Sessions on Weekly basis.
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Consult a Psychologist
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Hello,
Understanding that you are going through tough times like 360 spin. Despite taking all the precautionary Measures of striking balance mentally & at other ends people do bounce back-and-forth. To know the reasons why does it affecting you
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consult an experienced mental health professional
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It looks like that something or someone is bothering you and you haven't resolved it..
As you had mentioned, if you can share and discuss those with your near and dear ones, seek a professional support..
Consult a psychological Counselor..
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Hi. I understand you are going through tremendous anxiety. There is always a reason for it. Our subconscious mind holds on to lot of limited conditioning coming from the past. Since this data lies in mind with the form of thoughts, emotions and neuropathways. It's extremely difficult for you, alone to change. You do need help. Sometimes superficial techniques don't work. Also, distraction can be an escape mechanism for inability to face what lies buried in subconscious mind.
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Please approach an experienced therapist.
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Do keep your practices which you feel help on. But make sure, they're not an escape mechanism.
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Hello.. I understand what you are going through and I really appreciate your efforts your efforts of using some effective strategies to deal with your problem but sometimes you do need someone to talk to or an active listener . So I suggest you to go for a session with psychologist and if suggested you may consult a psychiatrist.
Stay happy and healthy
Take care
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