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Tag: anxiety
What is your body telling you?
Updated on December 31, 2017 by VCCounseling
Anxiety is a normal human reaction in which the body is responding to your environment and communicating with you. When one experiences anxiety, our first reaction is to make it stop. What if instead, we listened to our… Read More
Category: Body Tags: anxiety, mindfulness, subconscious, symptoms, Therapy, Ventura, Ventura Community Counseling
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