

Preventing anxiety, freely and easily
ANXIETY. How does a fetus and infant learn to tell the difference between safety and danger? Their first awareness is of their own body, then
ANXIETY. How does a fetus and infant learn to tell the difference between safety and danger? Their first awareness is of their own body, then
The body’s anxiety is different from regular anxiety! Regular anxiety is a sensation that just about everybody would be anxious about: driving in icy conditions.
Photo by Loic Leray on Unsplash Becoming a human being is a curious thing. What part makes us human? Our ability to think? To relate and to love?
First, stress during pregnancy. Good-stress (doing something exciting) or frightened stress, with someone fearful for their safety, bodies react with stress hormones: adrenaline, epinephrine, cortisol
With household budgets, bills are paid with income earned. With weight maintenance, we have movement and exercises balancing calories consumed. With the unconscious and subconscious
In utero, you have no real tasks other than to grow, and explore your body in very limited ways. You are first aware of the
t’s a blog, not a book! I’ve been struggling quite unsuccessfully to put together a book about all this. Perhaps the reason is that it’s better delivered as
Both people who wet the bed after age 5, as well as aging people (usually women) with urinary incontinence issues have a reflex that’s useful
Another very complex set of issues face teens and their parents who are guiding them to adulthood! This depends on good parent/child communication, and generally
If it seems as though our entire lives depend on sleep, it’s because it’s true! Putting our lives on hold once a day to enable