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Category: Psychology

The Power of Talking to Yourself in the Third Person

by Steven Handel

When we use self-talk in the third person rather than the first person (for example, saying “Steve” rather than “I”) it can have a more powerful psychological impact.

Tiny Social Anxiety Hacks To Make Your Daily Life Easier and Less Stressful

by Steven Handel

social anxiety hacks


Here’s a comprehensive list of tiny hacks that can help you better manage your social anxiety and make your daily life just a tad easier and less stressful. Which ones help you?

Why a Pet Can Help With Social Anxiety, Loneliness, and Depression

by Steven Handel

pet

Too anxious to make new friends at the moment? Feeling lonely living by yourself? Just need a boost in your mental health in general? Maybe a nice loyal pet is exactly what you need right now.

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How a Kindness Mindset Helps You Overcome Social Anxiety

by Steven Handel

kindness mindset

Need a good reason to socialize more? Try approaching people with a “kindness mindset.” When we meet people with the intention to do a favor, it can often disarm our sense of insecurity by taking the focus off of ourselves.

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A Counter-Intuitive Approach to Worry Less: Schedule Time in Your Day for a “Worry Marathon”

by Steven Handel

worrying marathon

Do you excessively worry? Check out this interesting exercise for taking more control over your worrying and how you can curb your anxiety by scheduling a “worry marathon.”

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