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Anxiety and the Vanishing Fireflies

June 25, 2012 by SerenityHunter Leave a Comment

Fireflies by VivzMind

Do you remember the magic of catching fireflies as a child? Memories of catching them came back a few nights ago as I was walking Hunter and the fireflies were just rising from the ground.  It was beautiful, but also sad as it occurred to me that my anxiety robbed me of some of the magic in recent years. How?  Many years ago I noticed a few fireflies slipped into my … [Read more...] about Anxiety and the Vanishing Fireflies

Facing the Little Red-Haired Girl of Your Dreams

June 8, 2012 by SerenityHunter Leave a Comment

Charlie Brown - tied up in knots over the LIttle Red-Haired Girl

So often we are own own worst enemy when it comes to anxiety. We worry so much about what could go wrong that we take a tiny, little problem - maybe not even a problem, just a situation - and blow it up into an international crisis without ever considering that things might go our way. In doing so, we delay, delay, delay. And you know what happens then? It gets even worse. … [Read more...] about Facing the Little Red-Haired Girl of Your Dreams

Does Study on Exercise and Depression Miss the Mark?

June 6, 2012 by SerenityHunter Leave a Comment

My nephew Ryan (in black) playing basketball

A recent study reveals that exercise may not provide the relief from depression that has been assumed for years.  I don't know what to think. At first blush the results don't make sense to me. Consistent, vigorous exercise should surely provide some relief from mild to moderate anxiety and depression yet this study suggests otherwise. I am curious to see the results of future … [Read more...] about Does Study on Exercise and Depression Miss the Mark?

Calling a Time-Out Through Mindfulness Meditation

June 4, 2012 by SerenityHunter 2 Comments

A neon Time Out sign

Anxiety is truly an overwhelming force for many of us.  For periods it consumes us like fire, touching every corner of our lives, and sometimes for weeks or months without break.  And then when it subsides we are left wondering what happened to all that time we lost. I'm reminded of this as I began reading Calming Your Anxious Mind by Jeffrey Brantley, MD. He opens the … [Read more...] about Calling a Time-Out Through Mindfulness Meditation

Got Depression? Ewww, Maybe You’ve Got Worms

June 3, 2012 by SerenityHunter Leave a Comment

Gummy Worms

I've struggled with depression for about 20 years and in that time I've read and researched quite a bit about it. Today, a new theory of depression just blew me away and reveals how little we really know about chronic, serious types of depression.  You see there is thing called the "hygiene hypothesis" that suggests worms or other bacteria may be responsible for triggering … [Read more...] about Got Depression? Ewww, Maybe You’ve Got Worms

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Many people had a favorite stuffed animal as a child, and many more than you think might still have one. Experts explain why they could be beneficial for your sleep.
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I Tried NSDR for a Week—Here’s How It Improved My Mental Health

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Non-sleep deep rest (NSDR) is the practice of being deeply rested without being fully asleep. Here’s what you need to know about NSDR—and what I learned when I made it a regular part of my day.
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A Scientist’s Final Quest Is to Find New Schizophrenia Drugs. Will He Live to See Them?

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Edward Scolnick led the development of dozens of medicines while at Merck. His current mission pits him against time and the mental illness of millions, including his son.
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