Mindfulness based stress reduction exercises
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Jeg er blant annet sertifisert kursholder i Bekymringsmestring samt mindfulness instruktør i Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction og har solide verktøy som skal til for å kunne holde meg avspent og ha god kontroll på stress.
Etter fullført CBT-I test gjennom Helse i Arbeid ble det konkludert at de ikke kunne hjelpe alle, og jeg var en av dem. Slik avsluttet de "behandlingen" med beskjed om å kontakte min fastlege. Det forelå ingen forslag til videre behandling eller undersøkelse.
Look up MBSR (Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction) online. I have been getting into meditation and yoga and reading Jon Kabat-Zinn's book "Full Catastrophe Living". It is incredible the things that come up for people when they learn how to 'get still' and tap into what's going on internally. I have been on benzo's myself. Not a huge fan of xanax. I'm now on a generic for Klonopin. Not impressed with that either.
One study published in Cognitive Therapy and Research in 2014 found that decentering, or stepping back to “observe thoughts and feelings as temporary and objective events in the mind,” can help mediate the effects of rumination in individuals with depression.
I have not seen this as a symptom of mania, but it certainly fits with what we know of the brain changes that take place with mania - essentially there is a reduction in self monitoring for mistakes and errors (the part of the brain that performs that function has reduced activity on functional brain scans in mania).
There are breathing exercises that helped me if what I had to do didn't take very long -- they're based on the same teachings that brought us meditation and are based on abdominal breathing. Meditation can take some time to have an effect, and it certainly made life better for me until I stopped being able to achieve the alpha state due to other things that happened with medication.
actually the only thing i can make from ur comment is u want to test ur body against ocd. okk its been 4 years but hv tried exposure therapy ever, go to a psychotherapist, if u cant go , then try reading book "overcoming obsessive thoughts", and do exposure exercises and reading about compulsive and avoidance behaviour.
the other thing which i would suggest is mindfulness, if u can reconize ur obsessive thoughts u hv to do is just dont analyse them and let them go.
Really not trying to be picky here, but Mindfulness is a form of meditation, not a form of deep breathing. Deep breathing exercises are something else. If you look up Mindfulness and find deep breathing exercises, something has gone haywire.
I'm sorry you are having this experience. I've had that sensation of racing heart. Like I can't calm down. Honestly, what helps me is to deep breath (breath in deeply for a count of three, hold for a count of three, breath out slowly for a count of three, hold for three, repeat). This is calming to me. And while you do it, visualize something soothing (whatever is to you like a beach, a field of flowers with birds chirping, etc.).
You need to use the right exercise and diet program. What you eat determines whether you will gain, maintain or lose muscle mass.
Decrease your total daily caloric intake by 500 to 750 calories per day. A caloric reduction is needed to lose weight. You can find your maintenance calorie intake by using a standard calorie calculator. Maintenance calories are those needed to maintain your body as it is.
Well there are things that can help like exercising every day for atleast 30 minutes, meditation daily, yoga, learning and practicing mindfulness(there are lots of books, Jon Kabat Zinn is one author) learning deep breathing exercises. Over proper diet. The better we treat our bodies, the better we can feel. CBT is also another way that can help people control their anxiety, other therapy. Always ensure that there is no medical cause for your anxiety and keep your doctor up to date.
I think the recommendations depend on what happened and how you feel. If you went to the cath lab and had a stent placed you should probably not do heavy lifting or running for the next week. If you didn't, you should have a stress test with recommendations based on what that looks like before further recommendations.
So try to remain as calm as possible by doing something to distract your mind. Do some deep breathing exercises....breathe slowly in thru your nose and slowly out of your mouth. We tend to breathe in a shallow way during panic and this will make you light headed, so be aware of your breathing. I hope this helps and you're feeling better. Remember if we panic during a panic attack...it makes it worse. I know it's hard not to, just do your best. Take care.
Thank you so very much.....I do have muscle and nerve damage.....I take gab.for my pain,I don't get siezures. I also take baclofen.my legs get stiff when I don't take the gab 3x a day .
Alex my medicine cabinet is starting to look like a mini pharmacy. Monday I will call a pain management clinic to hear other options. What do you take the trileptal for?
Have a good sleep and stay away from
I don't know if this is any help, but I do breathing exercises that stress expelling as much air from the lungs as possible. Every time I finish the exercises I cough up a lot of junk and breathe more easily. Whether or not these exercises affect permanent hyperinflation (is there such a thing?) I don't know. But the exercises themselves are beneficial, at least for me.
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