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About Panic Disorder: The Importance of Self-Care

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From Katharina Star, your Guide to Panic Disorder
The beginning of a new year offers a time to reflect on goals and resolutions. One sure way to start this year off right is to make a promise to take care of yourself. Practicing self-care strategies can help improve your physical, emotional, and mental wellbeing. These techniques can also assist you in managing your panic and anxiety symptoms. This year, make it a priority to participate in self-care.

Self-Care for Panic Disorder
Self-care strategies involve activities a person engages in to achieve greater health and wellness. This entails taking care of various aspects of the self, such as your physical, creative, spiritual, and essential needs. At first, it may feel selfish to spend time on your own needs. However, by taking care of yourself, you will be better able to manage your condition and be there for others. Find out more about how self-care can help improve panic disorder and your overall quality of life.

Panic Disorder and Sleep Disturbances
People with anxiety disorders are often susceptible to experiencing sleep issues. For instance, you may find it difficult to fall asleep or perhaps you have a hard time staying asleep throughout the night. Many people with panic disorder report feeling heightened symptoms before bed. Getting the proper amount of sleep is essential in practicing self-care. If you have been having problems getting a good night's rest, try following these 6 simple tips.

Nutrition, Exercise, and Anxiety
Diet and exercise are often on the top of most people's self-care improvement list. It's true that many people would like to obtain a higher level of physical fitness, but did you know that proper nutrition and regular exercise could also help improve panic symptoms? Learn more about the benefits of exercise and what foods anxious people should avoid.

Reduce Your Stress
Stress can be a huge barrier to your self-care efforts. Too much stress can negatively impact your mood and may even trigger panic and anxiety symptoms. Find out how you can begin to reduce your stress and manage your anxiety.

 


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