Good Anxiety: Turning Fear Into a Superpower

Good Anxiety: Turning Fear Into a Superpower

When crippling anxiety attacks left me feeling trapped, exhausted, and unable to function, I searched for answers everywhere. Then I stumbled on neuroscientist Wendy Suzuki’s Good Anxiety (2021), which helped me reframe... Read more »
Low Self-Control May Trigger Depression and Anxiety

Low Self-Control May Trigger Depression and Anxiety

Many people find themselves caught in loops of worry or regret, wondering why these negative thoughts persist and what might be driving them. A new study suggests that the answer may lie... Read more »
Parent-Reported Scale Outperforms Other Anxiety Measures in Autistic Children

Parent-Reported Scale Outperforms Other Anxiety Measures in Autistic Children

When autistic children undergo treatment for anxiety, how can we know if it’s working? While clinical interviews are considered the gold standard for evaluating mental health outcomes, they are often impractical in... Read more »
Is Autistic Rumination Misdiagnosed as Anxiety or Depression?

Is Autistic Rumination Misdiagnosed as Anxiety or Depression?

Autistic people often experience rumination—repetitive, intrusive thought loops that can resemble anxiety or depression. From the outside, these thought patterns can look like classic worry or sadness, raising an important question: Are... Read more »
Using Multiple Healthy Strategies Daily Reduces Anxiety

Using Multiple Healthy Strategies Daily Reduces Anxiety

Feeling anxious has become almost commonplace, especially during stressful periods such as pandemics. Yet, the effectiveness of coping with anxiety may rely not on one preferred strategy, but rather on how flexibly... Read more »
How Rumination Makes Anxiety Worse

How Rumination Makes Anxiety Worse

Many people with anxiety experience mental rumination – getting stuck in a repetitive thought loop that seems impossible to escape. Take heart: rumination is a common human habit, especially for those of... Read more »
Open Expression of Emotions Boosts Romantic Relationship Health, Even Amid Social Anxiety

Open Expression of Emotions Boosts Romantic Relationship Health, Even Amid Social Anxiety

For many, expressing emotions in romantic relationships can feel vulnerable and risky. Yet, sharing feelings openly with a partner might be more beneficial than previously thought, even for those experiencing social anxiety... Read more »
How imagining your best possible future self boosts optimism, mood, and reduces anxiety: RCT

How imagining your best possible future self boosts optimism, mood, and reduces anxiety: RCT

Booth, R. W., Erhan, K., Erkocaoğlan, O., Kuşpınar, H., & Yaldırak, K. (2025). The best possible self task has direct effects on expectancies and mood, and an indirect effect on anxiety symptom... Read more »
How Overthinkers Can Take Action With Less Anxiety

How Overthinkers Can Take Action With Less Anxiety

Imagine this scenario: Andrea is a child therapist in a large group practice. She recently took over some clients from a colleague who went on parental leave. Her boss calls her in... Read more »
Mediating role of alexthymia on parental rejection and generalized anxiety

Mediating role of alexthymia on parental rejection and generalized anxiety

Alexithymia is difficulty identifying and expressing emotions. Parental rejection involves cold, critical, or emotionally distant parenting. When children experience rejection, they may not learn how to recognize or manage emotions, increasing the... Read more »
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