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Anxiety & Stress

25 entries from the Haven Journal on anxiety & stress.

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An exhausted adult sits alone at a kitchen table surrounded by a calendar, blank sticky notes, a phone, and household reminders.

Journal 111

Anxiety & Stress · June 7, 2026

Why You’re Always Tired: The Mental Load No One Talks About

You slept. You had your coffee. You made it through the day. And yet—you’re still exhausted.

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A man sits in a bright armchair holding a mug, looking thoughtful and unable to unwind in a quiet sunlit room.

Journal 109

Anxiety & Stress · May 24, 2026

Why You Can’t Relax (Even When You Have Time)

You finally have a moment to yourself. The to-do list is (mostly) done.

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A woman sits alone at a kitchen table late at night, staring off while papers and an unfinished plate sit nearby.

Journal 107

Anxiety & Stress · May 10, 2026

Why You’re Still Thinking About That One Thing: Understanding Rumination and How to Break the Cycle

Have you ever replayed a conversation over and over in your head?

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A woman sits in her car on a rainy day with her eyes closed, holding a coffee and taking a quiet moment after therapy.

Journal 89

Anxiety & Stress · January 4, 2026

Regulating After an Emotional Therapy Session

Therapy can be a transformative journey, often bringing deep emotional breakthroughs and insights.

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A woman sorts papers into storage boxes in an orderly home office with folders, baskets, shelves, and plants.

Journal 87

Anxiety & Stress · December 28, 2025

The Psychology of Clutter: How Decluttering Can Reduce Stress

In today’s busy world, clutter can quickly take over our homes, workspaces, and even our minds.

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A man sits by a sunlit window holding a mug, with an open notebook, candle, water glass, and potted plants arranged on the table around him.

Journal 84

Anxiety & Stress · December 7, 2025

Tips for Managing Anxiety in the Face of Uncertainty

Uncertainty is an inevitable part of life. Whether it’s an uncertain future, an unpredictable situation, or a personal challenge, the anxiety that often accompanies the u

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A professional woman closes her laptop and reaches for her phone as she ends the workday at her office desk.

Journal 78

Anxiety & Stress · October 26, 2025

The Importance of Setting Boundaries in the Workplace

In today’s fast-paced, always-connected work culture, the line between personal life and professional responsibilities can blur quickly.

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A woman sits at a desk with an open notebook, books, sticky notes, and houseplants, pausing thoughtfully as simple sketches in the notebook suggest ideas becoming clearer.

Journal 76

Anxiety & Stress · October 12, 2025

Transforming Your Thoughts: Exploring David Burns’ CBT Principles

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) has long been recognized as one of the most effective approaches to managing mental health challenges such as anxiety, depression, and stress.

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A family sits together on the sofa watching a hurricane forecast on television, with water and a flashlight set out nearby.

Journal 74

Anxiety & Stress · October 1, 2025

Managing Anxiety About Hurricane Season in Florida

For many Floridians, the arrival of hurricane season brings heightened anxiety and stress.

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A man takes a quiet porch break with a mug, closed laptop, and notebook while family members spend time together nearby.

Journal 69

Anxiety & Stress · September 1, 2025

Labor Day: Prioritizing Mental Health in a Busy Work-Life Schedule

As we approach Labor Day, a holiday dedicated to honoring the contributions of workers, it’s an important time to reflect on our work-life balance and mental health.

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A college student writes in a notebook on a leafy campus quad with her backpack, books, and other students nearby.

Journal 67

Anxiety & Stress · August 17, 2025

Campus Life 101: Thriving Through College Transitions

Starting college is an exciting milestone, filled with new opportunities, independence, and the chance to explore your passions.

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A woman in a hijab gently closes her laptop at a warm home workspace surrounded by plants, books, and comfortable furnishings.

Journal 54

Anxiety & Stress · June 4, 2025

Always On? How to Set Healthy Boundaries When Working from Home

The flexibility of working from home has its perks—no commute, a personalized workspace, and the ability to work in your pajamas if you choose.

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A man studies a planner and several everyday meal choices at a kitchen table, resting one hand against his forehead.

Journal 52

Anxiety & Stress · May 28, 2025

How to Recognize and Manage Decision Fatigue

In our fast-paced world, the sheer number of decisions we make daily can be overwhelming.

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An older woman writes in a journal at a sunlit table beside a mug, flowers, books, and houseplants.

Journal 50

Anxiety & Stress · May 21, 2025

The Benefits of Journaling for Stress Relief and Self-Discovery

In a fast-paced world filled with endless demands, it can be easy to lose sight of your inner voice and well-being.

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A student sits at a desk with one hand on her chest and the other near an open notebook, surrounded by books, a laptop, sticky notes, and study supplies in a bright room.

Journal 49

Anxiety & Stress · May 18, 2025

Conquering Test Anxiety: Turn Stress Into Success

Test anxiety is a common challenge for students and professionals alike.

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A man rests in a cozy chair with one hand over his chest, holding a mug beside a journal, teapot, candle, and plants.

Journal 45

Anxiety & Stress · May 7, 2025

The Role of Self-Compassion in Overcoming Burnout

In today’s fast-paced world, burnout has become an all-too-common experience.

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A woman turns her attention away from the television toward the room, with a remote and an almost-empty snack bowl on the coffee table.

Journal 39

Anxiety & Stress · April 20, 2025

From Boredom to Balance: Overcoming Mindless Eating

Have you ever reached for a bag of chips while watching TV , only to realize later that you’ve eaten more than you intended?

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A woman in a headscarf sits at a desk with a laptop, open notebook, stacked papers, a mug, and plants, resting her hand thoughtfully near her chin in a tidy home office.

Journal 35

Anxiety & Stress · April 6, 2025

Understanding and Overcoming Imposter Syndrome

Have you ever felt like a fraud, doubting your abilities despite evidence of your accomplishments?

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A woman naps peacefully on a sofa under a light blanket, with a book on her lap and a nearby table holding a mug, planner, and alarm clock in a bright living room.

Journal 32

Anxiety & Stress · March 26, 2025

Two Faces of Napping: Restful Recharge vs. Procrastination Escape

Naps are often seen as a quick and effective way to recharge, but not all naps are created equal.

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A woman smiles as she shapes a clay pot on a pottery wheel in a warm home studio.

Journal 30

Anxiety & Stress · March 19, 2025

Importance of Hobbies in Adulthood: Prioritizing Joy Amid Life’s Demands

Adulthood often feels like a balancing act. Between the demands of work, family responsibilities, and other obligations, finding time for yourself can seem impossible.

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A man smiles as he closes a laptop and sets a phone aside at a wooden table, beside a packed tote, scarf, mug, notebooks, and a folded sweater in a bright home entryway.

Journal 29

Anxiety & Stress · March 16, 2025

Break Free and Commit to Clocking Out During Your Vacation

In the United States, work culture often values productivity and hustle above all else, which can make fully disconnecting from work feel like an impossible task—even during your vacation.

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A teacher sits thoughtfully at a classroom desk surrounded by papers, notebooks, plants, and a mug in soft daylight.

Journal 19

Anxiety & Stress · February 12, 2025

From Burnout to Balance: Finding Support for Educators

Teaching is one of the most rewarding yet demanding professions.

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A woman rests with a mug in a plant-filled sunroom, with a cane beside her chair and a notebook on a nearby table.

Journal 18

Anxiety & Stress · February 5, 2025

Living Well with Chronic Illness: Mental Health Strategies

Living with a chronic illness often means navigating a complex journey that affects not just your physical health but also your mental and emotional well-being.

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A man sits at a desk at dusk, looking out a window with an open notebook, crumpled papers, books, a lamp, and a candle nearby.

Journal 14

Anxiety & Stress · January 19, 2025

Breaking the Thought Loop: Understanding and Overcoming Rumination

Do you find yourself replaying the same negative thoughts or situations over and over in your mind?

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A young man crouches in a lush garden, gently studying flowers and a butterfly along a sunlit path beside a small pond.

Journal 12

Anxiety & Stress · January 12, 2025

Thriving with Sensitivity: Understanding the Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) Experience

Have you ever felt deeply moved by a piece of music, overwhelmed by a crowded room, or noticed subtleties in your environment that others seem to miss?

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