When someone has high functioning anxiety, it is often difficult to tell. Similar to my blog post about high functioning depression, I will explain the difference between what you may say vs. what can really be happening.
When someone has high functioning depression, it is often hard to see it. That is why they call it high functioning. Someone can have all of the things that come with depression but you might not even see it.
Let's talk about body image. Body image is your perception, thoughts, and feelings of your physical self.
Believe it or not there are negative and positive effects that alcohol can have on your body. The key differences are what you drink and how much you drink.
If you are an overthinker, you know how consuming and tiring it can get. Overthinking can lead to feelings of anxiety and depression. Luckily, there are certain things you can do to help you manage your overthinking. Here are some of the things I have found useful in managing my overthinking:
Some days are harder than others. Here are some things you may need to hear today:
When you get anxiety it can cause all of your rational thinking to go out the window. You start to convince yourself that the worst is happening. Have you ever wondered why that is?
Today we are celebrating our pets and all that they do for us. Owning a pet can improve your mental and physical health. Not only that, but they increase our social life as well!
Did you know that most dry shampoos contain propellants, abrasives, absorbents, preservatives, and chemicals used for fragrance? Many of these ingredients contain potentially harmful properties such as octoxynol-10, benzyl salicylate, cetrimonium chloride, talc, propane, and butane. These can cause potential harm when in contact with your skin,...
I saw a post the other day that really resonated with me. It read, "The healer also needs healing. The planner also needs surprises. The giver also needs to receive. The thoughtful also needs to be thought of. The considerate also needs to be considered." It made me realize that people often give what they need.
