Help for Coronavirus (Covid-19) Anxiety Symptoms
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How does Coronavirus affect mental health?

Coronavirus has forced huge change on the vast majority of people.

Forced change can be very unsettling to both our conscious and subconscious minds.

Our subconscious minds don't always tell us about their concern in obvious ways.

It doesn't always have access to the more advanced logical or linguistic parts in the brain.

So, we may just notice that our general thoughts, feelings or behaviours have curiously changed.

In this article, we'll be looking at:

• Some basic human needs, using Humans Given theory.
• Common symptoms of Coronavirus tension.
• Common ways to ease Coronavirus tension.

What are the symptoms of Coronavirus tensions?

The subconscious mind learns to express itself in its own unique way.

It starts to create its own response patterns when we're very young.

Everyone is different.

The tensions may be expressed through different thoughts, emotions, feelings or behaviours.

Common examples include:

• Anxiety and feeling anxious or angst.
• Anger, with a shorter fuse than normal, feeling angry at individuals or people in general.
• Insomnia with difficulty going to sleep or staying asleep.
• Trauma or PTSD feelings and emotions.
• Difficulty concentrating, having brain fog or being constantly tired.
• Disproportionate fear or phobias of going outside, touching things or meeting people.
• An increase in automated short term "self-soothing" responses, such as emotional eating, smoking or drinking.
• Difficulty with intimacy, relationships, withdrawal or isolation.
• Rashes, aches or pains.
• General feelings of worry and concern, as though something bad is about to happen.

How have your thoughts, feelings and habits changed?

Help to deal with Coronavirus tension, anxiety and anger

If left unattended, symptoms of Coronavirus tension can get reinforced through day-to-day activities.

Those activities may have inadvertently told the subconscious mind that it's right to react in the way that it is, and it should be doing more of the same.

Often, that can just make matters worse over the long term.

While professional support is available for you if needed, there are also steps you can take at home to help release tensions.

8 common ways to ease tension

These are the basics. Well known. Not rocket science. But often forgotten...

Which could you do more of?

All these can help reduce the heat in our minds.

If you are struggling, we recommend consulting a medical health professional.

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