Reset your mind
Five minutes of journaling can work wonders to figure out the cause of your anxiety. It is a quick way to reflect on your thoughts and emotions.
- How are you feeling?
- Can you put it down in words?
- When did the anxiety appear?
- What is worrying you now?
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