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Anxiety and not able to sleep
I'm not sure what is wrong with me but I'm always in a hurry and anxious about everything I do, I get scared for simple reasons and I'm not even able to look at someone in the eye while talking because of the anxiety, and I sometimes even talk to myself, blush for every little thing
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Hello there! I understand how disheartening and frustrating it can be to not be able to sleep at night. While there could be many reasons for the lack of sleep and anxiety the easiest and the most important thing to do remains to be Psychotherapy. Psychotherapy will help you replace unhealthy thoughts with positive ones and help you challenge toxic thoughts and behaviors. One of the most successful forms of Psychotherapy is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and this might help you manage your anxiety better. Here are some lifestyle changes that you could make to help you sleep better and manage your anxiety: Meditation and Mindfulness - Practicing meditation or mindfulness right before you sleep can be very helpful to reduce anxiety. Meditation and mindfulness also has a number of long term benefits. Deep Breathing - Every time you feel anxious try to take slow, deep breaths. This will help you reduce the panicky feeling Grounding - Grounding refers to making yourself focus on the present moment. While there are a number of grounding techniques, one of the easiest is to identify 5 things you can see, 5 things you can smell, 5 things you can taste, 5 things you can touch and 5 things you can feel. Make a to do list- Making plans and listing them down regularly makes you feel like you have a plan. It gives you a direction towards what’s next and helps you achieve your goals. This will in turn give you a sense of achievement and help you manage your anxiety better. Develop a systematic wake-sleep cycle- Try to sleep and wake up around the same time everyday. This will help you fall asleep automatically when it is bedtime. Physical Activity- Keep yourself active. Whether it is dancing or sports that you enjoy, engaging in physical activities regularly helps you decrease anxiety and improves sleep patterns. Hope this helps! Happy napping!
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Hi, would like to know more details such since how long are you facing these issues? Are there any recent triggers that is causing this anxiety? How much is this bothering you in your daily functionality.
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Answers to these questions will help me guide you and understand your problem further. You can contact me via Practo and we can discuss this further.
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Hello Firstly there is nothing wrong with you .These are behavioural changes due some environmental changes that your facing ..Hurry ,anxiety and feeling scared are emotions or fear of losing out ..you need to talk to someone and learn to brush aside these negative thoughts or emotions.Try to engage in more of creative or physical activities which will help you to deal with these issues.
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Talk to someone who can help you manage these emotional changes .Pls contact us.
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