4 Tips from Real People with Anxiety
- Take a moment to center yourself and bring yourself back into the present moment.
- The act of counting at random intervals helps people to focus, overriding the anxious thoughts that are trying to creep in.
- Progressive muscle relaxation.
- Focus on one single task at a time.
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