Relaxation Therapy for Anxiety Disorders

By Aditi | June 11, 2008 9:18 pm |
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Relaxation Therapy for Anxiety Disorders

In today’s fast era nervousness, irrational fear and dread attacks are common for all of us. And so some kind of relaxation therapy or meditation regularly is a must. Today I have got for you some relaxation techniques which would help you control your anxiety and muscle tension.

1. Pace Relaxation technique

Pacing is to know what your body can handle without causing deterioration or reversion. Pacing is about remaining positive and optimistic. Pacing is to work wisely towards the target. Some of the pacing techniques are mentioned below:

Keep a diary with you and note down the most often things you do. When you read your diary you may spot some things that make you worn-out. It could be anything like indulging in lot of talking or attending lots of phone calls? Just check it out.

Try to do things that you find entertaining, so that you are less prone to get bored of.

If you get weary in the middle of doing some work just quit immediately. You can continue that work later in the day or week.

2. Muscle Relaxation Technique

Muscle Relaxation technique can be achieved by deep relaxation. Stressing a muscle, seizing it for a few seconds and then releasing will give you a deep sense of relaxation. Practice this regularly and you would really feel tension free.

Regularly practicing the above exercises would help you in decreasing nervousness, strain, agitation and exhaustion.

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Relaxation Therapy for Anxiety Disorders

  • Mind Body Shop | June 12th, 2008 at 10:40 am

    The word recreation is really a very beautiful word. It is defined in the dictionary as “the process of giving new life to something, of refreshing something, of restoring something.” This something, of course, is the whole person.

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