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Trust as the Foundation of Psychological Health Trust is a core psychological function. At its most basic level, trust is the belief that we can rely on ourselves, other people,…
Anxiety
Anxiety is a state of heightened alert and worry that arises when the mind perceives a potential threat or uncertainty. It involves anticipatory fear, tension in the body, and attempts to prevent or control possible harm—even when the danger is unclear, distant, or unlikely.
At its core, anxiety is a protective response meant to keep us safe. It becomes a problem when it is persistent, excessive, or rigid, interfering with daily life, decision-making, relationships, or the ability to feel at ease.
Want to learn more about different types of anxiety?
Anxiety related to Life Transitions
Videos:
Understanding the nervous system:
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Ways to re-wire your brain to be less anxious:
Mindfulness to help reduce rumination:
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