Exercises for Managing and Healing from Anxiety

Managing and Healing from anxiety

 

Welcome to your Day 2 Dedicated to Managing and Healing from Anxiety!

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Today’s 5-minute anxiety management session is all about helping you:

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Ways Tolerance Improves Relationships

Tolerance Is Key To Building A Healthy Relationship

How easy is it to say something nasty when you are agitated or tired? I think rather easily. The tongue tends to slip foul language when we are tired, overworked, stressed, or irritable.

The issue in relationships is that regardless of how agitated, tired or overworked one is, the negative hurtful language should not take place. It simply creates chaos in relationships.

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How To Implement Punishment Without Being A Bad Parent

Learn How To Be A Strong and Kind Parent

As a parent, it’s important to find a constructive and healthy way to guide your child forward. To help them learn how to navigate mistakes and unwanted behaviors. The topic of discipline is one that often comes up in counseling sessions.

Disciplining your child can be one of the most difficult yet important parts of raising them. I encourage you to reflect on the understanding that it’s natural to feel conflicted about enforcing rules or setting boundaries.

Parents often struggle with disciplining because it can leave them, parent, feeling “like the bad parent”. The good news is that discipline doesn’t have to be about punishment or anger—it can be a tool for teaching, guiding, and fostering healthy development. A helpful read to add to his one can be found here.

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3 Ways To Be A Proactive Parent

1. Dive into your child’s activities. Ideas include:

  • Joining their school PTA
  • Signing up to be a coach for their team
  • Having a date night with them
  • Asking them about their day each and every day
  • Connect with their teachers or professionals who support them (ie. coaches, trainers, mentors…)
  • Follow them on social media. “If they let you lol”

 

2. Get to know your childs’ behaviors.

Now that you involved in your child’s life. Take time observe their behaviors and gain an understanding of how they are doing in life.

Below are a few questions that can aid in connecting with your child:

  • Anything crazy happens today? I really want to hear a great story.
  • What was the best part of your day?
  • What was the worst part of your day?
  • If you could tell me one thing that really made your day awesome, what would it be?

 

3. Kids listen to role models. Be your child’s role model.

As a kid, I think I was pretty much like the rest of the aspect of having role models. I would look up to professional athletes like Derek Jeter from the Yankees. I think it is important for parents to strive to in some form or fashion be their child’s role model. Doing so will strengthen the connection and aid your child in life.

Below are a few strategies to get you started in becoming your child’s role model:

  • Become a coach or supportive resource for them on the field or at home by increasing your knowledge and involvement.
  • Create connections with mentors that support your child.
  • Connect your child with the mentors.
  • Ask as many questions as you can (or at least until your child tells you to stop).

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How To Get Better Sleep

Learn How To Get Better Sleep

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