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These 7 Mind Bending Alterations May Mean You Suffer From Anxiety Disorder
by Frederick Heisenberg
When you feel worried about some person or activity or just yourself, you're feeling some level of anxiety.
Unfortunately, these disturbances in your anxiety field can be based on your wavy perceptions more so than edged reality.
Making things worse, these feelings can focus and feed on themselves with you placed on the wrong end of some severe duress, such as happens with a panic attack episode.
The upside is that healthy thinking folks usually can discern the difference between these neurotic anxieties and well-founded fear. That's why it's a good practice to recognize these feelings as they happen so you can extinguish them before they erupt into an internal volcano of emotional melt downs.
Fortune-Telling - in this immediate look ahead at your seemingly dire future you convince yourself that some terrible event is likely to occur. This glass elevator will surely fail; that smokin' number is gonna laugh at me if I say hello; If I press my point, they're going to get rid of me. So I won't do any of that and avoid the likely negative end even though you'll never know for sure.
All-or-Nothing Thinking - Here, you examine things in two ways only. Yes or no. Black or white. No maybes. No grays. No in betweens. Either you'll be a raging success or a miserable failure. The event will be rabidly fun or stupefyingly bad.
Over-Generalization - Deducing that history always repeats itself, you view each adverse turn of events as doomed to repeat themselves in some fashion forever and forever in a dismal downward spiral of negativity. It always happens this way or you never do it correctly.
Mental Filtering - Generalizing to the nth degree, you cover one erroneous happenstance with a big, wide brush sopping with negativity that colors all the positives with rainbow colors and more full of remorse. Angry reds. Jealous greens. Dreary grays. You discount numerous little positives in favor of one big bad negative.
Mind Reading - You presume to know what's what like a mind reader, but you suffer from ESP, to conjure up a childhood joke. In other words, you just know that "those people" have a less than stellar opinion of you. You can just see it...make that perceive it...for sure. And forbid some innocent faux pas did occur. That molehill is now a mountain you can no longer see past or over.
Magnification and Minimization - In this case, you overemphasize or exaggerate the apparent or inherent consequences. Sure you'd like to go get a tasty treat from the ice cream man, but you may get hit by a car crossing the street. Or that A you made in calculus class is fine, but everybody makes A's in calculus you tell yourself, so big whoop. Like looking through a telescope from both ends, everything seems really big or really small.
Emotional Reasoning - Which leads to rationally foregone conclusions such as I don't feel safe therefore there's a big bad guy waiting around every corner who's going to hang me over some lofty precipice and embarrass me in front of a big crowd. Afterall, that's how you feel and you are what you perceive. Right?
About the Author
If any these reality bending mind alterations see like something you like to often engage in with great pomp and circumstance as you revel around your "knowing" mind, there's bad news and good news. The bad news is you have some level of anxiety disorder. The good news is that it can be treated and eliminated with applied knowledge and effort.For more information about all things stress, anxiety, and panic attack related please visit HealPanicAndStress.com
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