Posted January 19, 2004:

Stress and Anxiety Disorders

"Stress can be helpful when it prompts us to take action to solve a problem. We can use our perceived stress as a clue, in fact, that there is a problem, and that we need to confront it. Public speakers, athletes, and entertainers have long known that stress can motivate them to perform much better. When we don’t recognize our anxious feelings or don’t have the tools to deal with them, we may continue to expose ourselves to the stress, which leads to more problems....."

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Anxiety Disorders Association of America

National Institute of Mental Health:
Depression Information

National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism: "Alcoholism - Getting the Facts"

The Gottman Institute: Relationship expert John Gottman, Ph.D., on Marriage and Parenting


The Gottman Institute: Relationship expert John Gottman, Ph.D., on Same-Sex Relationships


Relaxation and Stress Management: Stress, at About.com


Spirituality: Beliefnet.com

 

Depression:
Feeling Good:
The New Mood Therapy
The Feeling Good Handbook
Mind Over Mood Mind Over Mood
The Depression Workbook The Depression Workbook
Anxiety:
Anxiety & Phobia workbook The Anxiety and Phobia Workbook (Bourne)
Relationship Issues:
Too Good to Leave
Too Good to Leave,
Too Bad to Stay
Power of Two
The Power of Two Workbook
Self-Esteem:
Ten Days to Self-Esteem Ten Days to Self-Esteem
How to Raise Your Self-Esteem How to Raise Your Self-Esteem
Recovery:
12 Steps: A Spiritual Journey The 12 Steps: A Spiritual Journey

 

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