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6 Tips on How to Stop Worrying

August 18, 2007 by Anna Farmery  
Filed under Practical Tips on Grief

Worry affects your sleep, if affects your mood, it affects your help. I have even been known to worry aboutclaspedhands.JPG worrying!

Here are my 6 tips on how to stop those sleepless nights

  1. Take Charge. Accept what you can’t change and do what you can. It doesn’t need to be perfect, just take some   action…you can always amend of neccessary.
  2. Get to the root. Be honest to yourself about what is really causing your worry. Is it being alone – or is it actually your self confidence? You can then take charge of the actual problem.
  3. Talk to people. A problem shared is a problem halved.
  4. Escape and treat yourself to a meal out, a walk, a book, a film…just take your mind off the worry, by giving it something else to think about…
  5. Step back. Sometimes we focus so much on the problem that we don’t stand back and think really should I be worrying about this…what would I think if this was someone else’s problem? Try and look at the problem from someone else’s point of view, this removes the emotional element.
  6. Be positive. I think if you don’t know what is the right answer, then just do something….and believe in something. Worry and inaction is gauranteed not to solve it, being positive about the solution is half the battle
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3 Responses to “6 Tips on How to Stop Worrying”
  1. shaun says:

    how do you stop worrying about sleep

  2. anna says:

    Oh great question and want to think about what I did…I will post over the weekend my thoughts as I think it is a wonderful question for a post. Shaun..lbut key is knowing that your body and heart needs that sleep to cope.

  3. Lori says:

    I worry so much it makes me ill. My heart flutters and I think it’s a full fledged disorder. Yes, it does affect my sleep and the quality of my life. Please help me stop.
    L

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