Managing Stress
Floating anxiety (feeling anxious for no specific reason) ◆ Trembling ◆ Insomnia ◆ Headaches ◆ Indigestion ◆ Neck or lower back pain ◆ Changes in appetite or ...
Floating anxiety (feeling anxious for no specific reason) ◆ Trembling ◆ Insomnia ◆ Headaches ◆ Indigestion ◆ Neck or lower back pain ◆ Changes in appetite or ...
People with TBI may have anxiety in situations that did not bother them in the past. They may feel anxious being in a crowd, when they are being rushed, or when ...
Worrying about your sleep can make it worse. This may create a vicious cycle of poor sleep and worrying. caffeine will make you too alert to sleep well.
Alcohol may make you fall asleep. But alcohol makes your sleep restless, less deep, and more broken up, so you end up feeling more tired.
Sleep deprivation has been found to be associated with decreased vigilance, alertness, and mental performance. It is also associated with ...
Avoiding activity can make people feel MORE fatigued over time due to a gradual reduction in physical fitness and activity tolerance.
Try to avoid negative people and things that cause you stress. Improve your sleep. Getting good sleep can give you more energy and help you feel better ...
A big, illuminated digital clock may cause you to focus on the time and may make you feel stressed and anxious. Place your clock within easy reach
If you are finding eating difficult, having a full plate of food in front of you can feel overwhelming. One way to help this, is to eat smaller amounts more ...
Sleep episodes are characterized by 3–4 hour periods of sleep and 1–2 hours awake. Sleep cycles are also highly linked to hunger and feeding in all newborns.
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