When you are totally immersed in an enjoyable task, you may feel focused, exhilarated, or blissful. This state is known as “flow.” If you want to know more about it and how you can use it, read this article!
How Hypersensitivity Affects Your Paruresis (and Your Life)
Posted on July 23, 2013
If bright lights, strong odors and general chaos make you scream in horror, you may be highly sensitive. Find out more about this condition, which can play a role in your paruresis and your life.
How Is Anxiety Treated in Older Adults?
Posted on July 18, 2013
Anxiety disorders, while typically less common in seniors, can still be a problem as you age. Many older adults with anxiety disorders like paruresis do not get the care or attention they need. Read what has been found to help some seniors who have anxiety.
How Does Paruresis Affect Your Life?
Posted on July 12, 2013
Many people with mental health conditions find that their quality of life suffers. This is true even for people with shy bladder syndrome, which causes people to feel extremely anxious when trying to use the bathroom in someone else’s vicinity. Read about paruresis affects people in their daily life.
Best and Worst Things to Do for Panic Attacks
Posted on July 9, 2013
Panic attacks are not uncommon if you suffer from paruresis or other anxiety issues. If one comes your way, these tips can help guide you through it.
Kick Back and Relax with This Peaceful Song
Posted on July 4, 2013
Learning how to relax is important, especially if you have a disorder like shy bladder syndrome. Learning to manage your anxiety and stress can help you improve many areas of your life. Find out how music may be helpful for improving your sleep and your peace of mind.
Socially Anxious May Benefit from New Treatment
Posted on June 28, 2013
For some people, social anxiety can be a major factor in their paruresis. The extreme nervousness they feel around other people can definitely contribute to the disorder. Find out how social anxiety is being treated here.
How Paruresis May Increase Suicide Risk (and What to do About It)
Posted on June 25, 2013
Those who suffer from paruresis and other mental health issues often have a higher risk of suicide, but there are steps you can take to reduce that risk and help keep yourself or a loved one safe.
