5 Techniques that May Aid Self-Care for Anxiety
Joshua Henderson
The term “self-care” has taken a winding path in recent years due to its popularity in wellness communities. But self-care for anxiety is different. Evidence shows that it employs specific skill-based techniques to help reduce anxiety levels in those who suffer from generalized social anxiety. More than a bubble bath or pedicure, self-care for anxiety is based on proven research supported by clinical trials. For example, mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) has been tested alongside medication-based treatment, and its findings in one study show that it offers comparable results to a specific, commonly prescribed medication for generalized anxiety disorder. While one study doesn’t negate the use of medicine to treat anxiety,...
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