Anxiety, marked by excessive worry, intersects with neurodiversity through complex interplays of genetics and neurobiology, heightening vulnerability in conditions like ADHD or autism. Tailored interventions addressing both neurodivergent traits and anxiety symptoms are essential for overall well-being.
As pet owners, we often marvel at the unique personalities of our dogs and cats, from their playful antics to their comforting presence. But beneath the surface of wagging tails and purring contentment, could there be a more complex story to tell? Maybe you’re like thousands of other pet owners and you’ve even asked the […]
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What is the biggest fear that people have? Heights? Speaking in public? Dying? What about losing their phone? survey results show two thirds of respondents fear losing their mobile phones. Nomophobia should be taken seriously because it can indicate underlying problems such as social anxiety disorder and panic disorders. Do you suffer from nomophobia like
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Neuroimaging studies show that a person’s amygdala, a part of the brain responsible for emotional memories, is associated with social anxiety disorders. Lifestyle treatments and alternative therapies for individuals with autism can help manage anxiety symptoms. However, learning the causes and triggers of a person’s anxious behavior is crucial in prescribing appropriate treatment plans for
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Ninety-nine percent of teens and adults with ADHD are more sensitive to rejection, and nearly 1 in 3 say it’s the hardest part of living with ADHD. The RSD medical abbreviation stands for Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria. Although it is not an official diagnosis, it is the name for the phenomenon where people with ADHD are
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ADHD and back pain can be bothersome and is common among many people. Can stress cause back pain and stomach pain? If you suffer from back pain, anxiety and distress could be the cause of your pain. Pain from stress is one of the reasons why most individuals enduring back-related problems seek help. But it’s not that
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Weighted blankets, which have long been used by occupational therapists working with children on the autism spectrum or who have sensory processing difficulties, are now widely available. Weighted blankets also offer benefits to adults with ADD. By exerting a form of deep pressure on your body, weighted blankets are credited with reducing stress. Also called
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