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Managing mild anxiety
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Managing mild anxiety

All of us experience the symptoms of anxiety from time to time, such as before a public speaking task or sporting event. Let us introduce you to some tools and techniques for managing mild anxiety in our everyday lives.


Better understand and manage mild anxiety

With help from our psychologists, we've developed this mild anxiety program to help you better understand mild anxiety, learn tools and techniques for managing mild anxiety and to help others around you. 

You’ll get access to a series of emails and resources to guide you through the process.

Understanding the anxiety cycle

Understanding the anxiety cycle

Gaining an understanding of how anxiety works and our brain and body’s response may be helpful in managing each symptom of mild anxiety. Our brain and body perceive anxiety symptoms as a signal that we are unable to cope in a certain situation. This amplifies the anxiety responses, leading to what is referred to as the vicious cycle of anxiety.

Did you know?

Did you know?

Anxiety affects 17% of Aussies making it the most common condition when it comes to mental wellbeing.

Tools and techniques for managing mild anxiety

Tools and techniques for managing mild anxiety

Knowing the right tools and techniques for managing mild anxiety can help relieve anxiety symptoms. When the body experiences anxiety, breathing rates can be disturbed. In this program, we will step you through the breathing technique and many more to help you tackle everyday life.

Expert tip
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Dr Moira Junge
REGISTERED HEALTH PSYCHOLOGIST

Connecting with people is one of the most fundamental pillars of our mental wellbeing. Get involved in local groups and whenever possible, lean into family and friends as a way of preventing feelings of isolation and sadness.

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Dr Bronwyn Coward
SENIOR CLINICAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGIST

When the body experiences anxiety symptoms, our breathing rates can increase. Taking a few deep breaths is a very helpful technique in slowing down the breathing rate and regaining balance.

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