Dr. Jessika Czverencz LPC, LMFT

Dr. Jessika Czverencz LPC, LMFT A mind-body health and wellness approach to stress management and mental health
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08/04/2023

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Neurodegenerative disorders are those conditions in which the primary pathological event is a progressive loss of populations of CNS neurones over time. However, it is increasingly being recognized that most neurodegenerative disorders have an inflammatory component to them, and that inflammatory diseases of the central nervous system (CNS) (such as multiple sclerosis) will cause neuronal loss and degeneration.

10/28/2022

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10/14/2022

When you live with seasonal depression, self-care steps — like getting outside in nature and prioritizing sleep — can improve your symptoms and boost your mood. This , check out our strategies for managing seasonal depression at the following link. 🍁 https://ter.li/m4be9q

09/02/2022

The lining of your digestive tract - like every surface of your body - is covered in microorganisms, mostly bacteria. This microecosystem, called a microbiome,...

08/26/2022

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11/28/2021

While daily exercise, quality sleep, supplements and good mood foods are essential stress reducers, there are many other effective strategies for treating anxiety, including:

1. Be Grateful- Write down five things you are grateful for every day. Focusing on the things you are thankful for helps to calm the deep limbic or emotional areas of your brain.

2. Take a Time-Out- There are a variety of relaxation methods, including meditating, diaphragmatic breathing and listening to brain-enhancing music. Find a technique that works for you and use it whenever you become stressed.

3. Face Your Fears- Unless the situation is life-threatening, do not leave, run away from, or ignore whatever is causing you to have anxiety. Like standing up to a bully, you must face the fear or concern directly, or it will always have control over you and increase your anxiety.

4. Learn to Let Go- Accept that you can’t control everything. If you’re holding on too tightly, you might be causing yourself unnecessary stress, which will only make your anxiety worse.

5. Repeat a Mantra- Repeating simple words like “May I be safe and secure” can increase positive emotions and decrease negative ones. Research has shown that Loving Kindness Meditations (LKM) can minimize pain, migraine headaches and the symptoms of PTSD.

6. Talk It Out- This is an absolute must. Let friends and family know when you’re emotionally overwhelmed. Seek professional help if necessary, but don’t fight your battles alone.

7. Use a Visual Anchor- Whether it’s looking up at the clouds or staring at a picture of a tropical paradise, find a visual anchor that will calm you down during stressful situations.

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10/27/2021

When should you explore couples counseling?

We typically feel most confident in areas of our lives where we have support, and our relationships are no different. Research shows that couples who seek help early have the best chance of thriving even during difficult times. It can be especially helpful to seek guidance for yourself and your loved one during big life events and transitions.

Working with a trained professional is an investment in your relationship and overall well-being. On the Gottman Relationship Blog, Terri A. Ammirati, LCPC (Ammirati Counseling) offers tips to help you seek support for your relationship: https://bit.ly/2Zv2UW5

Please note: our social media posts are not meant to address situations of abuse. For immediate support, please contact thehotline.org.

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