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Exercise
Walking, running, or any type of aerobic exercise is a good stress reliever. It decreases muscle tension and gives you more energy.
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Using positive self-talk
Talking to yourself contributes greatly to how you feel. Positive affirmations like “I will have a good day” goes a long way.
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Keeping a journal
This is one way of venting your feelings and frustration. Writing down your thoughts can also help declutter ideas that may be contributing to your anxiety.
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Confront phobias
There may be fears or phobias contributing to your anxiety. It is important to work with a professional therapist in combatting phobias depending on the severity.
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Change self-defeating behaviors
Perfectionist, controlling, codependent type behaviors may leave you feeling more stressed, frustrated, angry, and resentful.



