When you feel threatened, under pressure, or are facing a challenging situation, the body’s natural fight or flight response is triggered, causing you to feel anxious. Feeling anxious before a job interview, first date, or entering a new situation is normal and can be beneficial. A certain level of anxiety can help you be alert,…
When it comes to mental health conditions such as depression and anxiety, Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT) can provide a powerful avenue for healing. But what is REBT? And how does it help treat these common issues? Let’s take a closer look at the theory behind REBT and how it may be used to improve…
Our modern lifestyles are often filled with stress and anxiety. If left untreated, anxiety can interfere with every aspect of your daily life and cause more complications. However, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) has been proven effective in treating anxiety disorders. If you or a loved one is struggling with intrusive and anxious thoughts, reach out to…
Anxiety is part of our natural stress response. In regular doses, anxiety can be beneficial to our overall well-being. For example, it can make us more alert in dangerous situations. However, when anxiety is chronic and persistent, it harms our mental and physical health. Research indicates that nearly 40 million Americans suffer from some form…
Thanks to our modern stressful lifestyles, most of us are constantly worrying about something—be it a promotion at work, what our friends think of us, or whether we will be able to pay our bills on time. Nutritional deficiencies, genetic factors, and lack of sleep are also some common causes of anxiety. However, by understanding…
The World Health Organization has classified stress as the most significant health epidemic of the 21st century. Anxiety is the leading mental health disorder in American adults, and research indicates it is rising across all age groups. Social media creates pressure to look, do better, and always strive for more. A 24-hour news cycle bombards…
We hear a lot of talk about anxiety, and with good reason. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), approximately 20% of Americans have an anxiety disorder. Still, anxiety and its effects remain greatly misunderstood. Anxiety provides information. It is tied to our innate fight or flight response and is needed to avoid…
Stress is common and is felt by most individuals. However, sometimes that stress can spiral out of control and feel too much to handle. When you struggle with physical or emotional symptoms, that can be a sign that you are dealing with too much stress. If you feel overwhelmed by stress, it may be time…
Stress can be very serious and can lead to various anxiety-related conditions. If you live with stress, you may know how it can affect your relationships, work-life, and even your daily life. But stress does not have to ruin your life. With Harmony Hills’ anxiety disorder treatment program, you can put stress back into perspective.…
The World Health Organization (WHO) has classified stress as the most significant health epidemic of the 21st century. Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, reported stress, anxiety, and depression rates have substantially risen worldwide. Anxiety is a normal emotion that is our brain’s way of alerting us to stress or danger. While occasional anxiety…