Managing Your Fearful And Obsessive Thoughts
1. Do not focus on your fearful thinking: The first thing a person must do is not to dwell on the fear provoking thought when it comes. The more a person tries to reason out on the fear behind the ...
Are you obsessing over someone? Relationship therapist reveals why you are so into that person and how to stop
According to a relationship therapist, becoming aware of the underlying reasons for your obsession with someone is the first ...
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STAN POPOVICH: Managing your fearful and obsessive thoughts
There are times we encounter negative thoughts that can be overwhelming. For some, the more they try to get rid of their thoughts, the stronger they become. As a result, here is a brief list of ...
I was a 'clean eating' blogger obsessed with being healthy. Here's how I stopped food taking up my thoughts after I became a psychologist.
Now an eating disorder psychologist, Rachel Evans advises clients to view online health content through a critical lens.
High school student: We need to clean up the way we talk about OCD
High school student from The Hockaday School in Dallas writes about dealing with OCD and how damaging it is for teenagers to ...
Dear Annie: I’ve learned that a friend is stealing ‘simple silly things’ from me ... what should I do?
DEAR ANNIE: I have a very dear friend who is like family. I am 20 years older than she is, and at times I feel more like a ...
Dear Annie: My friend’s minor thefts are adding up—how do I address it?
"I’m afraid the little things will become larger and the boys will think this behavior is acceptable if we don’t stop it now.
Dear Annie: My longtime close friend is stealing from me
Dear Annie: I have a very dear friend who is like family. I am 20 years older than she is, and at times I feel more like a ...
This Mindfulness Book Actually Helped Soothe My Anxious Mind
The Thich Nhat Hanh classic is celebrating its 50th year in circulation. It also taught me to be OK with life’s uncertainties ...
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Dear Annie: Friend or thief?
Dear Annie: I have a very dear friend who is like family. I am 20 years older than she is, and at times I feel more like a ...
Dear Annie: My friend’s mental health is causing her to steal from me
I know she has mental health problems, including anger management, trust issues, obsessive-compulsive disorder and, at times, ...