#copewithit

Eat and drink to optimize your health 

Exercise Regularly 

Stop using Tobacco and nicotine products 

Study and practice relaxation stress 

Reduce triggers of stress 

Examine your values and live by them. 

Assert yourself 

Set realistic goals and expectations 

Practice relaxation techniques

Pursue outdoor activities

Confide in a person you trust

Spend time with positive people

Avoid alcohol and drugs

Learn about the condition. Knowledge and understanding can help empower and motivate.

Get active. Physical activity and exercise can help manage many symptoms, such as depression, stress and anxiety.

Avoid drugs and alcohol. Alcohol and illegal drugs can worsen symptoms or interact with medications.

Get routine medical care. Don’t neglect checkups or regular care from your family doctor.

Join a support group of others with personality disorders.

Write in a journal to express your emotions.

Try relaxation and stress management techniques such as yoga and meditation.

Try to get enough sleep. Sleep can help give you the energy to cope with difficult feelings and experiences

Think about your diet

Try to do some physical activity

Spend time outside

Keeping a food and mood diary - Writing things out can help identify and keep track of personal triggers and control binge eating impulses.

Practice mindfulness - Increase awareness of triggers and practice self-control and self-acceptance through holistic approaches such as meditation and yoga.

Support - Support is the key to any successful recovery. Finding someone to talk to online, at a support group, a friend, family member, or significant other can help you feel more connected and motivated to keep going.

Exercise - Moderate exercise approved by your doctor can help improve your body image, boost mood through the release of endorphins, reduce stress and anxiety, etc.

Find ways to handle stress and improve your self-esteem. 

Take good care of yourself. 

Get enough sleep, eat well, and exercise regularly. 

Reach out to family and friends when times get hard. 

Get regular medical checkups, and see your provider if you don’t feel right. 

Keep an ice cube on your side if you're starting to feel scared and an anxiety attack is starting to build. Your attention will be drawn to the coldness of the ice in your hand as a result of this.

Anxiety disorder symptoms can be reduced and managed with a variety of therapies. Anxiety disorder patients typically take medication and attend therapy sessions.

Take good care of your body by eating a healthy food and sleeping in a right time. 

Take time of yourself everyday, take a rest and let your brain relax even just for 30 minutes. 

Avoid doing things that could make you feel uncomfortable and not relax.

Generally,

Control stress

Practice healthy habits

Avoid caffeine, alcohol, and drugs

Keep a regular schedule