Jan 21, 2008
When a Family Member Has an Anxiety Disorder
1. Be predictable, don”t surprise them. If you say you are going to meet them somewhere at a certain time, be there. If you agree to respond to a certain anxious habit in a certain way, stick to the plan. 2. Don”t assume that you know what the affected person needs, ask them. Make a mutual plan about how to fight the anxiety problem. 3. Let the person with the disorder set the pace for... read more
Jan 11, 2008
Shameless Ending Of Anxiety
There is no need to feel shame when you think or talk about anxiety. So many people have had or are now experiencing it and it has become politically correct to talk about our mental illnesses or disorders. As you know, anyone who is perceived as having a different personality from the majority of the public or perhaps what others use to call odd and eccentric is no longer having... read more
