Owning It: Why labelling yourself as an always anxious person is a bad idea

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Happiness anxiety: what is it, why we struggle with it and what can we do?

Happiness anxiety sounds oxymoronic but it's a real thing: it's known as Cherophobia which sounds sinister but really it's just the anxiety that can arise intermittently (or it can also be quite all consuming) when you fear that if things are going well, something has to go wrong ...  Show more

Owning It: How to handle unexpected change

Sometimes in life, things change or thing go drastically downhill, without any forewarning. For Jane Enright, author of Butter Side Up, big, negative life changes occurred to her 3 times within the space of one year. 3 changes that would leave almost anyone in the throes of anxie ...  Show more

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