Autogenic Training for Anxiety
Autogenic training or autogenics works to reduce anxiety by progressively relaxing your limbs while calming your heartbeat and breathing.
We do not choose mental illness and we do not choose addiction. If you think otherwise, then get on your knees right now and thank God, because you have never experienced the true horror that is addiction. You have never suffered through mental illness. I often think that God just took the stack of cards and flicked them out onto the population and is now sitting back, watching crazy situation after crazy situation unfold. God has one hell of a sense of humor.
Autogenic training or autogenics works to reduce anxiety by progressively relaxing your limbs while calming your heartbeat and breathing.
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For some people, medication is the way to go for treating anxiety — but other people might want to go down a natural route, and that's fine too.
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