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I really want to overcome with my fears and want to focus on my study but I'm failling in every thing please helpe me with this
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Dear human, thank you for sharing and reaching out, it’s not always easy to share. Understandably, you have certain concerns about your studies and performance, and that can be fearsome for many people. Academic performance is one of the major stressors of a student’s life. Fear works in a cyclic manner and can increase with added stress and anticipation. Since there isn’t sufficient information here to identify any thinking patterns, we could get in a session and discuss further.
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Please book an appointment with me via practo, we could go about understanding the underlying reasons for your fear and how they can be resolved. Hope to hear from you soon. Take care :)
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Hey there! I understand how difficult it might be to deal with fear and with failure. However you have taken the right step by reaching out. It is always recommended to take professional help in such circumstances. Consulting a psychologist will help you because he/she will be able to look into your concern in a detailed manner and formulate a treatment plan accordingly. However, here are a few steps you can take alongside therapy to help yourself manage those fears and feeling like you are failing at everything: Imagine the worst and then imagine what is most likely to happen : Imagining the worst case scenario and then looking at what might actually happen will help you decide what is practically more likely to happen. This might help you think more clearly and reduce your fear with practise. Look for proof or evidence: Try to find factual evidence for your fears. For example if you are scared of lizards, try to think of reasons why you should be. Challenging your thoughts often help you to deal with your fears better. Visualise your happy place : This helps you calm down and prevent you from going into the spiral of fearful, irrational thoughts. Reward yourself : Make sure to reward yourself when you take steps to face your fears. For eg. Buy yourself your favourite ice cream when you mage to make the call you were dreading all day. Try to write down things you appreciate about yourself : It doesn’t matter whether the thing is big or small, try to appreciate yourself more for small achievements. Even if you managed to get better scores that the previous time, give yourself a pat on your back! Set small goals: Set small, every day goals for yourself. It could be anything from watering your plans to practice dance for half an hour everyday. This will give you a sense of achievement. It is a great job done even if you succeed with two of your planned goals. Accept genuine compliments : If you are one of those people who usually brush away every compliment and depreciate yourself, then please stop! They tell you something good about yourself for a reason; because you are good at that or because that is something good about you! Accept it gracefully and help yourself to a big smile.
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Overthinking could be from the fears you harbor, these fears cause anxiety and belief of worse to happen. This could well be addressed through psychological/emotional support. Reach out to someone you feel comfortable. This is very much in your power to manage effectively, if you choose to work with a professional
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Hi overthinking is a common problem among many students and adults. Though if it impacts your daily life , you need psycho education or to some extend therapy to ensure you can go back to your daily life routine. In your case you have not mentioned that it was already there , what reason or recently started. Please seek to meet a counselor as they will de clutter the mind
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You can exercise to feel good as it release happy hormones in our body
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You can book an online or in clinic session with me at Practo : Neha Ravichandran
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It looks like that you have a low self esteem. That may be due to various reasons like, comparing yourself with others, Or Others would have compared or expects you to perform,, etc., The very profession which you have chosen needs strong mental will power and confidence within yourself to defend your client..
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I suggest you to consult a psychological Counselor to understand yourself better and to overcome this issue..
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You can reach me by using the link given below :- https://prac.to/hema-sampath-psychologist-dir
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You have some anxiety, overthinking is supporting it and due to multiple thoughts coming in your mind you are not able to focus. Description given is very short. Understanding duration and severity of the problem is important.
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Please visit nearby psychologist. Try to be in present rather than in past or future. Plan your day in advance.
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