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1. Meditation. If done correctly, meditation is definitely an effective way to overcome anxiety and depression. Meditation helps the brain to release endorphins and serotonin, both of which help to relieve depression. It is recommended to do meditation at least once per day. Meditation helps us to relax our minds and bodies and to live in the present moment. It provides us with clarity and calmness, which in turn reduces stress and anxiety. In addition, meditation helps us cope with daily stresses and challenges, and it increases our awareness of ourselves and others. 2. Exercise. Exercise is great for the body and mind. It provides many physical and mental health benefits. If you’re feeling depressed, exercise may be able to boost your mood. Try going for a walk around the block or working out at the gym. Exercise is known to have many positive effects on our bodies and minds. One of those effects includes how it helps us overcome depression and anxiety. Depression and anxiety are two conditions that we all suffer from at some point in our lives. 3. Socialization. Socialization is extremely important for people who suffer from depression. You should try to make friends with others who share similar interests. Having someone to talk to about your problems can really help to take your mind off of them. Socialization makes people happy because it makes them feel needed. People who suffer from depression often feel worthless and unlovable. By hanging out with friends and family members, they are reminded that they are loved and wanted, and that they are valuable and worthy of being around. 4. Relaxation Techniques. Relaxation techniques are any type of activity that helps you unwind and relax. There are many types of relaxation techniques that you can use. Examples include deep breathing exercises and visualization. Relaxation techniques help in overcoming depression and anxiety by reducing stress levels. There are many relaxation techniques that have been developed over time to reduce stress. These techniques include meditation, deep breathing exercises, yoga, tai chi, etc. 5. Stress Management. Stress management is a big part of overcoming depression and anxiety. Stress management involves learning how to deal with stressful situations that arise throughout everyday life. Learning how to manage stress properly can improve your overall emotional well-being. Stress management helps to overcome depression and anxiety because it reduces the symptoms associated with these conditions. In order to manage stress effectively, we need to learn how to recognize what causes us stress, understand our body’s reaction to stress, and learn ways to reduce stress. Depression and anxiety are both psychological disorders that affect people differently. Depression is characterized by feelings of hopelessness, guilt, low self-esteem, fatigue, loss of interest in activities, difficulty concentrating, irritability, and changes in sleep patterns. People who suffer from depression often feel sad, guilty, empty, worthless, angry, or afraid. 6. Nutrition. Depression often stems from poor nutrition. Poor nutrition can lead to low levels of certain vitamins and minerals that affect neurotransmitters in the brain. Make sure you eat a balanced diet full of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, protein, and healthy fats. 7. Sleep. Getting adequate sleep is an important aspect of maintaining good mental health. Lack of sleep can cause depression and anxiety. Try to go to bed earlier and get up later. Sleep helps to overcome depression and anxiety by helping to regulate moods and emotions. When we sleep, our body produces chemicals called neurotransmitters, which send signals to our brain to make us feel happy or sad. These chemicals are produced at night while we’re asleep. Our brains produce these chemicals throughout the day, but they are not as effective if we don’t get enough sleep. If you have trouble sleeping, try getting seven hours of sleep each night. Thank you for reading.

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Do Yoga and meditation, Go for counselling session

Hello there Thanks for writing in your query. I cannot help but imagine the kind of pressure you must have been putting on yourself while writing this and you have reached out,  your problem is anxiety caused by this NtP. Why you should book a session - my forte is counselling psychology and yes I have techniques where I have seen people getting better in there health and mind, so yeah if you want to book me , you might write to me in person - double eight zero two two nine seven nine four three.

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Hi It seems like something is bothering you. It seems like you want to share your inner feelings with someone. To feel better consult a psychologist and talk about what is bothering you. A psychologist will help you feel good about yourself, manage anxiety, and improve concentration. There will come a time when you will feel good about yourself. Counselling sessions will help you.

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Contact me for counselling session. Along with counselling I can suggest natural foods to calm the mind.

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Hi... I believe you are experiencing these symptoms out of a combination of psychosocial factors related to your personal and professional life. Our perception of ourselves and our lives are an accumulations of thoughts, emotions, desires, guilt, despair, various experiences and a lot more. Typically our judgement of ourselves is influenced by our immediate environment. I would suggest you to find ways to better deal with it. And to rearrange your thoughts in a better way. Psychotherapy/Counselling can help you address it more effectively.

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