ANNABELLE PSYCHOLOGY
周泳伶临床心理诊所
clinical psychologists
Understanding how anxiety shows up in the body and what helps.
Anxiety does not only affect the mind. It can show up as physical symptoms such as headaches, stomach discomfort, rapid heartbeat, and fatigue. This article explains why anxiety affects the body, how to recognise the signs, and practical ways to manage symptoms and support overall wellbeing.
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A practical guide to understanding mood patterns, spotting early warning signs, and using simple tools to support emotional wellbeing.
Mood tracking is a simple yet powerful way to better understand your emotional patterns, especially when managing bipolar disorder or depression. This guide explores how tracking your mood can help you recognise triggers, identify early warning signs, and support more informed decisions about your wellbeing. With practical methods to get started, it offers a gentle way to build self-awareness and take small, meaningful steps towards managing your mental health.
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Understanding how harsh self-talk deepens depression and how to gently shift towards a more compassionate and supportive inner voice.
Many people with depression experience a harsh inner voice that fuels shame and self-doubt. This article explores how self-criticism develops, how it maintains depressive cycles, and practical ways to respond with greater self-compassion. By learning to challenge negative self-talk and treat yourself more kindly, it becomes possible to build a healthier, more balanced relationship with yourself.
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Understanding the invisible side of OCD, where compulsions happen internally, and how therapy helps reduce anxiety and regain control.
Not all OCD compulsions are visible. For many individuals, the rituals happen quietly in the mind through reviewing, counting, or self-reassurance. These mental compulsions can be just as distressing and can keep the OCD cycle going. This article explains how internal rituals work and how evidence-based therapy like ERP helps individuals respond differently to intrusive thoughts.
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Understanding how specific phobias develop, why avoidance keeps fear alive, and how CBT helps people face feared situations with greater confidence.
Specific phobias can cause intense fear that feels automatic and hard to control, even when the actual danger is low. This article explains how phobias develop, why avoidance strengthens fear over time, and how Cognitive Behavioural Therapy helps people challenge anxious thoughts, face feared situations gradually, and regain confidence in daily life.
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It’s one of the most disorienting moments we can face in life: being laid off.
Job loss can shake your sense of safety and identity. This guide offers gentle, practical steps to manage the emotional fallout, regain structure, and move forward.
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Turning Worries Into What You Can Actually Influence
Feeling overwhelmed by worries you cannot fix? Learn how the spheres of concern, influence, and control can help you refocus on what you can change.
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Four Mandopop playlists for when life feels heavy, when grief needs space, and when you need music that feels like gentle company.
Mandopop is often associated with heartbreak, but many Mandarin songs also offer comfort, validation, and hope during difficult seasons. This article brings together four playlists for different emotional moments — when life feels heavy, when you are trying to keep going, when you need space to grieve, and when you need to be reminded to care for yourself too.
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When you keep showing up, but feel numb inside
High-functioning depression can look like “coping” on the outside while feeling flat, exhausted, or disconnected within. If you are getting through the day but struggling to feel joy or rest, you are not alone. Here are common signs and gentle, practical steps that can help.
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Understand the “false alarm” and calm your nervous system safely
Panic attacks can feel frightening and sudden. Learn what your body is doing during a panic attack, why it happens, and how to respond with calming steps.
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