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Welcome to the No Panic Blog. We hope you find content here which helps you manage your anxiety, or provides you with a better understanding

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Exam Anxiety

By Tom Swarbrick, Content Team contributor
It’s important to learn and implement healthy routines and practices for coping with this anxiety before it lays dormant long enough to have lasting impacts on one’s quality of life. But how exactly should you go about managing exam anxiety?

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Facing the Fear of Being Seen

by Zeynab Rahman, Content Team contributor “It’s just a presentation”, they say. So why does it feel like the worst thing in the world? I

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A PLACE WHERE ANXIETY QUIETLY BUILDS

This article explores why digital spaces can trigger anxiety, how they affect young people’s well-being and what research tells us about navigating online life in healthier, more balanced ways.

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Stress for Gen X

by Claire Wortley, Content Team contributor As a Gen Xer, someone born between 1965 and 1980, I don’t recall hearing people talk about stress when

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Why fresh starts feel stressful and how to cope

Fresh starts are supposed to feel exciting. A new month, a new term, a new job, a new routine, all of these moments come with the promise of possibility. But for many people, especially young people, new beginnings do not feel refreshing at all. They feel heavy. Pressured. Overwhelming. In this article, our Content Team academic Katlong Dasat explores fresh start anxiety.

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Culture Shock and Anxiety

By Paris Forsythe-Fields, Content Team Academic During my first week living in Japan, I remember standing in a supermarket aisle trying to buy laundry detergent.

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