With the constant bombardment by the news media about Covid-19, Cindy Knoke gives us some helpful advice for handling any stress or anxiety we may be feeling.

Many of us are experiencing emotional distress from the pandemic which can affect each of us in different ways, but often presents as increasing anxiety, worry, sleep disruption, feelings of helplessness, panic, and/or depression.
The shrieking headlines don’t help do they? So what can we do to manage these feelings and feel stronger emotionally and psychologically as we prepare ourselves to face the difficult days ahead?
As a psychotherapist who has practiced for many decades, I have some ideas that can help. So if you are interested, read on.
We are going to make a customized anxiety toolbox. One approach doesn’t work for everyone, pick and choose what feels right for you. Of course I’m including relaxing photos intermixed in this post because looking at positive images is an objective and powerful anxiety reducer. What you perceive influences how you think and feel.

ANXIETY TOOLBOX:
Self Talk Reframing (Cognitive Therapy)
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Wonderful share, Michelle! Great tips from Cindy–sharing again. Stay safe and take good care, my friend. Blessings and love to you and yours for provision, protection and that peace that passes all understanding. ❤ xo
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Thanks, Bette. They are wonderful tips and I know a lot of folks will benefit from reading Cindy’s post. Thanks for sharing it. You stay safe and well, dear friend. Thank you for the beautiful blessings and I hope they come back to you, as well. Love and hugs.
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Marvelous share, Michelle. Thanks so much. Hugs on the wing!
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Hi Teagan! Hope you are staying well. Hugs back to you.
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Thank you so much for your kindness, I hope this helps people turn their focus towards coping and staying well. Take good care and be well.
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It is my pleasure to share. I know a few people who will benefit from your post. Take care.
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