Sentences with phrase «describing feeling anxious»

Sometimes when children say they feel sick, they are describing feeling anxious.

Furthermore, as a result of the ADHD symptoms and consequent disruption, many siblings described feeling anxious, worried, and sad.21

Not exact matches

While many people might describe themselves as simply feeling «bad,» emotionally intelligent people can pinpoint whether they feel «irritable,» «frustrated,» «downtrodden,» or «anxious.»

Nervous, anxious, excited, fearful, happy: All of these words could describe the emotions you feel as you leave your baby for the first time.

It's hard to describe because I think people envision depression as wanting to be in bed all day, hiding under the covers + crying (which trust me... some days I definitely feel like doing), however there is «high functioning depression «where you go ahead + try to kick a ** everyday but still feel sad, anxious + hopeless inside... so that is the current boat I am in (sorry this isn't more «upbeat» but I think maybe some people can relate to this + if this can help one other person not feel like they are battling similar issues alone, that makes me feel better to be there to say «it's ok»).

I definitely think it probably makes these individuals feel even worse to be described as «love - shy» rather than socially anxious.

Many times, after just a few sessions, people describe feeling more hopeful, clearer, less anxious, more confident and better able to work through relationship conflict.