By choosing more appropriate mental images, you will be wooing more relaxing, happier, healthier and fulfilling feelings to enthusiastically enter your mind. This will increase mental well-being, emotional balance, and even things like productivity and decision making. r
For those of us who suffer with a mental disorder, such as depression and anxiety, we are all too familiar with the funk. r
Roy F. Baumeister, PhD, found “more or less by accident” that food increased the self-control performance of people regardless of their enjoyment of it. This established a connection between glucose and self-control, which he has now been studying for a few years. r
There are different types of eating disorders and the situation is always different between two individuals. Similarly, the reasons causing eating disorder may be different from one person to another as well. r
We hear it all the time, “Our thoughts control our actions” but it often goes misunderstood. We believe our thoughts think us and we don’t have a choice but we do. We have made it a habit to follow every thought to completion because of this belief. It doesn’t have to be this way and here are some simple things you can do change that belief. r
During the winter months, when the sun is down before dinner time and the weather is bitterly cold (or constantly raining in the case of my adopted city of Seattle), just stepping outside can seem downright unappealing. But spending more time at home doesn’t have to result in a nasty case of cabin fever. Here are a few tips that I’ve found useful for making the most of the chilly season. r
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