Social Anxiety Secrets With Dr. Todd Snyder

Posted by Dave on March 4, 2010

I interviewed Dr. Todd Snyder from Social Anxiety Secrets. In this Interview Dr. Snyder tells all when it comes to overcoming Social Anxiety. Dr. Todd Snyder – Is a fellow anxiety sufferer who has personally battled Social Anxiety and is a doctor of psychology who has overcome social anxiety and specialized in the treatment of social anxiety and excessive shyness in his full-time private clinic.

Some of the things you will learn from Dr. Snyder are:

* Using oscilation between stress and relaxation in place of avoidance for improved stress tolerance
* Developing a reward-centered mindset when battling social anxiety or panic attacks
* Finding your “nuclear material” to power your efforts to overcome the traps anxiety creates.
* How to obliterate social anxiety, instead of learning how to “manage” it.
* The reason your brain causes you to freeze or panic when you know it doesn’t “make sense” to be afraid.
* How you can use the secrets of neuroplasticity to create new responses to fears you thought you would never overcome.

Listen to this awesome Interview below:

 
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You are Awesome!!!

Talk soon…

Keep Moving Forward!

-Dave

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Face Your Anxiety

Posted by Dave on January 18, 2010

While anxiety can make you feel very uncomfortable and scared, you really need to face your anxiety if you are going to beat it.

The more you face your anxiety and overcome the easier it becomes and the less severe your anxiety attacks are.

One way to face your anxiety is to put yourself into a situation where you know you are going to experience high anxiety. For example: if you hate crowds, put yourself into a situation where it will be crowded. Tell yourself that these people are not in control of me. They really don’t even notice me. Maybe you just need to sit down on a bench in the mall and watch the people as they walk around.

As you do this you will begin telling yourself that these people are not a threat, nor do they care about me sitting here on my bench. This will be tough at first but will get easier as you practice it more and more.

Keep Moving Forward!

-Dave

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Overcoming Anxiety And Panic Attacks

Posted by Dave on November 24, 2009

Anxiety in some people’s lives goes far beyond simple stress and worries. There are times when anxiety becomes severe and can even lead to panic attacks. If you have ever experienced this disorder, you are likely on a quest to find methods for overcoming anxiety in your life.

The secret to overcoming anxiety begins with education. In order to treat or cure anything you must know what, how and even why to some extent. Sometimes simply knowing more about a disorder like anxiety goes a long way toward tempering the symptoms, because you know exactly what it is you are facing.

What is Anxiety Disorder?

Anxiety disorder differs from typical anxiety in intensity and application. Everyone has worry to some degree or another in their life, however when that worry becomes obsessive or unrealistic there is a good chance anxiety disorder or panic attacks are the root cause.

Your worries and thoughts are about the same things as many other people but when you have anxiety you will take the concerns to a completely new level. For example if you call up a friend and your call is not immediately returned you begin to agonize over the relationship, wondering what is wrong.

How or Why

There is some evidence that panic attacks and anxiety are hereditary in nature. The only question is whether this effect is genetic or simply the natural inclination toward the disorder that comes from living with a fearful parent. Either way, studies have shown that children living with anxiety-ridden adults are more likely to experience the affliction than other children are.

When searching for ways of overcoming anxiety you may be surprised to find that panic disorders are often associated with timidity. Often times people who never stand up for him or herself or are constantly trying to make peace find the emotions that have built up over many years finally need an outlet, and it may be in a panic attack or anxiety issue.

Overcoming

Whatever the cause and effect relationship there is, generally one thing on the mind of the sufferer and that is the road to overcoming anxiety. There are many ways to accomplish this feat and you may find one or more very helpful. Most of the time overcoming anxiety comes from compound efforts.

Medication is one way your doctor may suggest for overcoming anxiety. Generally speaking, you will be placed on either a tranquilizer type medication or an anti-depressant. Many doctors are shying away from the first type of medication because of high risks for abuse and addiction. Anti-depressants can be helpful but they do take some time to get into your system and take effect.

One of the best methods for overcoming anxiety and panic attacks is through cognitive behavioral therapy. This practice involves a licensed therapist guiding you through new thought processes and behavioral modifications. This can be accomplished with several differing methods including aversion.

Finally

It is vitally important that you find a method for overcoming anxiety and panic attacks in your life. Your family will benefit, but most importantly, you will be able to find joy in life again. In addition, you may be able to circumvent more serious complications such as agoraphobia, by overcoming anxiety and or panic attacks.

Keep Moving Forward!

-Dave

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A Small Change To Overcome Anxiety

Posted by Dave on October 19, 2009

I would like to share with you a small change I made in my life beginning December 2008. This small change has given an extra 1/2 hour per day and helped me to overcome anxiety attacks.

What was this small change you ask? I stopped watching the news. Let me repeat that, I stopped watching the news.

Believe it or not the news is very negative. There are very few stories on the news that are happy or joyous. Most news stories are about the bad things that are going on so when you see these stories day in and day out you tend to become more and more negative. You also start to worry more and become more anxious.

You start feeding into all of the negativity that the news broadcasts and you worry. If you are already susceptible to panic attacks, you are even more prone to anxiety or panic attacks. You anticipate that everything is going to be bad even though in reality it is not that bad.

My total outlook on life has changed since I quit watching the news. If there is something I need to know about, I will search for it online.

Keep Moving Forward!

-Dave

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