Tag: anxiety

How do you celebrate Christmas when you can't go home to your family? Or if you've lost your job? This year, COVID-19 gives Filipinos more reasons to feel the holiday blues. <p><em><strong>TOP STORY</strong>:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.preview.ph/culture/10-tv-shows-and-movies-to-watch-on-netflix-after-emily-in-paris-a00268-20201020">10 TV Shows and Movies to Watch on Netflix After

It isn't easy to open up about our experiences, especially when it comes to personal struggles. You shouldn't have to if you don't feel comfortable doing it yet, but know that there are people willing to listen to your experiences when you're

Taking care of our mental health amid the pandemic isn't as simple of a process than it seems. Though there are many ways to help us cope with the situation, talking openly about your struggles and acknowledging them is one of the

Uncertainty puts us in a state of overthinking or constant worrying. While we cannot control what lies ahead, learning how to talk about our thoughts and feelings can help us confront anxiety and power through life one day at a time. We’ll

Uncertain times like this COVID-19 pandemic can pose a great threat to our mental health. While we're fortunate enough to be able to live comfortably and safely at the confines of our homes, we're not exempted from the torments of our stress

For most of us, checking the news for updates about the pandemic has practically become routine. It feels like our responsibility to keep up with everything that's happening—and while it is, there's also no denying that all the news and current events

On March 26, 31-year-old actress Ellen Adarna opened up about her battle with mental illness, which affected her gravely for nearly three years."I was in a very dark place for two years, almost three years. I thought I wasn't gonna snap out of

If you're someone who trades sleep to get more done in a day, then you're going about it all wrong. A new study shows that deep sleep can actually rewire the anxious brain.Researchers from the University of California, Berkeley have found that a

Remember those times when you felt sick and tired of work that you had to force yourself out of bed while fighting back an awkward tummy ache and feelings of anxiety, because you just really, really didn't want to go back to your

Tell me what you did today. Did you get in the car and drive to work? Did you send someone a message? Maybe plan a trip abroad for the holidays?My turn. Today, I went on a long road trip with my family.

As a fashion blogger who's every post is tracked with eager eyes, you'd expect Tricia Gosingtian to be used to the attention. But after posting a series of tweets describing her social anxiety, we all realized that Tricia, just like us, has

You've got too much on your plate—figuratively and literally. That's most likely because your workload is piling up. "Stress activates your adrenal glands to release cortisol, increasing your appetite," says Melissa McCreery, PhD, ACC, and psychologist, in an interview with CNN. Lack