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#21
is benzopine medication linda ??, im from ireland i just have experience with xanax,
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I signed up to try. I can let you know about it if you are interested.
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http://www.getselfhelp.co.uk/freedownloads2.htm
I found this site today and am posting it in forums where it may help others. This link has free workseets for Social Anxiety, Worry, and many others! It uses CBT - so if your T uses that method, it may help out a lot. __________________ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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The Happines Trap by Russ Harris.
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The only other one I joined was WebMD; they recently changed their format so two friends left and came over here. I'm having a problem navigating this site because there seems to be so much to learn and I'm not sure in what order I should be going. I will continue until I get it right, quitting is not a word to use in the battle of anxiety disorders.
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An audio book called "Feel the Fear and do it anyway" by Susan Jeffers, PH.D. helped me get through a personal crisis. You can order it on Amazon.
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Be careful with Wikipedia, for school, we are not allowed to use it as a reliable source for references, because anyone can post there. It's a good starting point though!! There are usually links at the bottom of the entry that may prove more reliable, too. Kriya |
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This is the first time ive tryed online chatting about anxiety so im not for sure how to do it |
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Life quotes, articles, music
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Well, I belilve i have an appoint met with my phycitrist next month but its for my ADHD and school thing that is a rare subject when i visit. Thanks for the sights! i will be sure to look at them.
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Well, I don't go to (allmentaldisorders) daily and it's not really a support site but rather an informational one.But it helped me realise a few problems with out going to a psychiatrist (My parents were convinced I was making things up until I showed this site to them, and the fact I had all the corect symptoms.)
It can be very helpful if you are not sure about some of the symptomes, but naturaly this alone does not set a diagnosis.It's always advised that you go seek profesional care or at least a proffesional opinion on wether you need councling/theraphy or not. |
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Hello Friends,
I have a phobia of driving with other people other than my son or my husband, I get very anxious and I feel trapped because I can't leave when I feel uncomfortable or unsafe, I'm trying to work on this phobia, but its very hard because I was an argoriphobic for 16 years, never left the house and had an enabler too. So, now after7 years of theraoy I do leave the house but mostly with Joshua nd Tony and a very close friend. As time goes by I hope too get rid of this phobia and move forward in my recovery. Sincerely, Roxy |
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I have suffered from anxiety disorder ever since I can remember, I hid my inability to learn from vocal or reading by cheating or sneaking around trying to work it out myself, mainly out of pride or shame and Have lived my life this way up untill the last 5 yrs. I was kicked out of home when I was 15 and had to make my own way.I had A nervious braekdown at the age of 24 and was diagnosed as Noeuroasthanic, Nuerotic personality disorder, Borderline scytso,and bipolar, which my Father and Grandfather were also diognosed with and was place on a pension in 1985.I have an extreme anxiety disorder 24/7.I found out through memory flashbacks etc that I was malested by both male and female, age 7-10. So at the moment I have come to a conclusion that may be it is all built arround ADHD so I am searching this out.At the moment my medications are 4mlg Karma, 1800mlg Nuronton and 120mlg of cymbalta dayly, but It only stops me from shaking, my nervious system is haddit.I have seen several phychitrists and had much councelling
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Hi, Psychologytoday.com is also a good resource
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I use MedHelp, but really for their trackers. They have trackers for: Addiction Recovery, Allergy, Anxiety/Panic, Asthma, Autoimmune Disorder Tracker, Baby,
Blood Pressure, CFS/FMS Tracker Chemotherapy, Cholesterol and Mood. That's thru the C's plus an M for fun. http://www.medhelp.org/people I regularly use the ones for Anxiety/Panic, Autoimmune Disorder and Mood. And Thanks DrJohn for starting this thread and making it a sticky! |
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It seems as tho' this is the most comprehensive site for people needing help and support with psychological issues. It is my favorite.
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The Veterans Administration Hospital doesn't know about online support sites.
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