Tag: anxiety

Rebbetzin Shifra Chessler offers an interesting perspective on battling depression and stress and how to deal with difficult people.

Rebbetzin Via Kimche discusses EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique), also known as tapping.

Rebbetzin Dahlia Topolosky is the rebbetzin at Kehilat Pardes in Rockville, Maryland. She gives us many concrete strategies to reduce anxiety and minimize panic attacks.

Rebbetzin Ilana Cowland shares ways we can have power over our thoughts, nurturing our positive thoughts and keeping out the negative thoughts. She also speaks about women's emotional health and well-being, and what we can do to stop worrying and live happy lives.

Mice receiving the plant-derived substance were less anxious than the controls.

Having extreme health anxiety may prevent some people from returning to a normal routine once social distancing is no longer needed.

No physical injuries were reported -- albeit anxiety and sleep deprivation were common in most communities.

The hotline to reach the United Hatzolah psychotrauma unit is 1221.

Spotting the terrorist as he attempted to stab the couple, the civilian shot and neutralized the attacker, saving the lives of his intended victims.

Arab attacks have become so frequent on the Husan bypass road that the artery is referred to as "Terror Road."

The windshield of the bus was smashed by a large rock hurled by one of the terrorists.

Eleven people were treated for severe trauma; four missiles were fired at the city.

Perhaps the single greatest teacher of Rabbinical CBT was Rabbi Akiva. The Talmud (Berachot 60B) teaches that Rabbi Akiva was always in the habit of saying " Everything that God does is for the good."

An Arab terrorist decided on the way to the attack that there were just too many Israeli soldiers for him to carry out the mission.

Anxiety continues to concern the pro-Israel world over a possible last-minute political move by the Obama administration that could permanently alter the Israeli-Palestinian geo-political landscape

Children who experienced an extremely disturbing event might subsequently develop generalized anxiety.