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Finding a Therapist - Tips for Your Search
Psychotherapy

Finding a Therapist - Tips for Your Search

If you're looking for a psychotherapy spot, you usually have enough worries already. Living with an anxiety disorder, depression, or other mental illnesses is exhausting. Our healthcare system is overburdened when it comes to psychotherapeutic care. The thought of having to fight through waiting lists and phone calls on top of everything else makes many people give up. In this article, we'll show you how to proceed step by step, what options are available to you, and how you can bridge the time until you find the right support.

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Understanding Your Phobia – A Personal Guide
Anxiety

Understanding Your Phobia – A Personal Guide

Imagine having such an intense fear of a specific thing or situation that is so deeply rooted in you that it influences your daily life. That is exactly what a phobia is. It's a persistent, often illogical fear of specific things, situations, living beings, or objects. What's special about a phobia is that even knowing that other people see these as harmless probably won't help you reduce your anxiety. Instead, you develop a fear of the fear.

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Reducing Anxiety and Panic Long-Term – How It Works
Panic

Reducing Anxiety and Panic Long-Term – How It Works

Break through the patterns that maintain your anxiety and panic through conscious confrontation.

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Recognizing Anxiety Disorders – Signs, Symptoms, and First Steps
Anxiety

Recognizing Anxiety Disorders – Signs, Symptoms, and First Steps

Are you suffering from anxieties or worried about someone close to you – partner, family member, friend, colleague, or neighbor – and wondering if they might be suffering from an anxiety disorder? Learn the most common signs here and how you can provide support.

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Panic Attacks at Work - When Anxiety Dominates Your Workday
Panic

Panic Attacks at Work - When Anxiety Dominates Your Workday

An important presentation, a spontaneous meeting at the office, or a small mistake – and the tension rises. Racing heart, dizziness, hot flashes: panic attacks at work are distressing, but not dangerous. Learn what helps in acute moments, which tips support you in everyday life, and when professional help is advisable.

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What is Agoraphobia – What Really Helps
Agoraphobia

What is Agoraphobia – What Really Helps

Does the thought of a bus or train ride trigger stress? Do crowds, public places, or long journeys make you feel panicked? Perhaps you even avoid such situations entirely because your fear is too overwhelming? This could indicate agoraphobia, also known as fear of open spaces. Here you'll learn what exactly agoraphobia is, how it feels – and what you can do about it.

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Anxiety Disorder Diagnosis: 5 Tips for Family and Friends
Relatives

Anxiety Disorder Diagnosis: 5 Tips for Family and Friends

A mental health disorder doesn't just change the daily life of the affected person, but also the lives of their family, close friends, or partner.

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My Biggest Wish This Year - Christmas Without Anxiety!
Anxiety

My Biggest Wish This Year - Christmas Without Anxiety!

Christmas – the festival of love, the time of joy and togetherness. While many people look forward to being together with family and friends, thoughts of social interactions, large gatherings, or even just deviating from familiar routines trigger feelings of anxiety in others.

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Between Books and Concerns - How Social Phobia Affects University Life
Social Phobia

Between Books and Concerns - How Social Phobia Affects University Life

University should be an exciting time in every student's life. However, some of us face an invisible challenge.

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Know How the (Anxiety) Bunny Runs!
Anxiety

Know How the (Anxiety) Bunny Runs!

Easter symbolizes renewal and togetherness, but for people living with anxiety disorders, such holidays can be a source of additional worries and challenges.

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The Bias Trap: How Thinking Patterns Reinforce Social Phobia
Social Phobia

The Bias Trap: How Thinking Patterns Reinforce Social Phobia

Cognitive distortions are mental shortcuts that significantly influence our thinking. While often useful, they are not always logical. These thought patterns help us think quickly and evaluate situations efficiently. However, if you suffer from social phobia, these cognitive distortions can become a spiral of thoughts that intensify your fears and undermine your self-confidence.

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Social Phobia vs. Introversion - Understanding the Differences
Social Phobia

Social Phobia vs. Introversion - Understanding the Differences

Have you ever wondered if your preference for quiet and solitude is more than just a preference? Introversion is a personality trait where people draw their energy from being alone and find social interactions draining. But rest assured: introverts are not automatically anxious in social situations. They simply prefer quieter, less stimulating environments. It's a natural part of your being and no cause for concern.

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What to Do About Social Phobia?
Social Phobia

What to Do About Social Phobia?

Imagine standing in the center of a room. All eyes are on you, every whisper seems to be about you. Your heart races, your hands start sweating, and a wave of redness floods your face. In this moment, trapped by the fear of being judged and evaluated, you feel an overwhelming anxiety. It’s as if every word you say is under a microscope, critically analyzed by all the pairs of eyes around you.

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The ISO Certification and How Mindable Guarantees Your Data Security
DiGA

The ISO Certification and How Mindable Guarantees Your Data Security

A few weeks ago, Mindable Health received the DIN EN ISO/IEC 27001:2017 (ISO 27001) certification. But what exactly does this mean for our company and the users of our app? In this article, you will learn what ISO certification is and why it is of great value, particularly for digital and future-oriented companies.

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Guideline Procedures in Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy

Guideline Procedures in Psychotherapy

Currently, four therapeutic approaches are used as so-called guideline procedures for the treatment of mental illnesses.

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DiGA - Explained Briefly and Clearly
DiGA

DiGA - Explained Briefly and Clearly

On December 19, 2019, the Digital Healthcare Act (DVG) came into force. The "App on Prescription" is thus anchored in healthcare and ensures that statutory health insurance holders have a right to access digital health applications (DiGA).

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Psychologist, Psychotherapist, Psychiatrist – What's the Difference?
Psychotherapy

Psychologist, Psychotherapist, Psychiatrist – What's the Difference?

It's not so easy to navigate this 'psycho jungle.' Do you actually know the differences between psychologists, psychotherapists, and psychiatrists? Here's what distinguishes these professional groups.

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Anxiety Disorders - An Overview
Anxiety

Anxiety Disorders - An Overview

Everyone has anxiety. And that's a good thing! However, when anxieties become stronger, more frequent, longer-lasting, and uncontrollable, we speak of an anxiety disorder.

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What to Do During a Panic Attack?
Panic

What to Do During a Panic Attack?

When we experience a panic attack, we tend to fight it with all our might. Learn in this article what you should do in the event of an acute panic attack.

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Relaxation Exercises Overview
Anxiety

Relaxation Exercises Overview

Relaxation exercises have been proven to have a calming effect on the nervous system

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Positive Thinking - How Language influences Thoughts
Anxiety

Positive Thinking - How Language influences Thoughts

Not only do our thoughts affect what we say, but what we say also affects our thinking. Here are 3 Mindable tips to help you easily learn how to positively influence your thinking through language and strengthen your self-efficacy.

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