by Coach Delisa Deavenport | Jan 1, 2020 | Education, Find your Quiet, Inspirational
In this world, there is an abundance of sorrow, suffering and pain. We see and feel it in our own lives, at times, and in the lives of those we love. Yesterday, I had a post come across my Facebook account from the priest of a church we belonged to in Texas (we are...
by Coach Delisa Deavenport | Jun 1, 2019 | Anxiety Techniques, Coping skills, Education, Find your Direction
Oh No she didn’t? Yesterday, I was watching a couple of episodes of Joyce Meyer. These episodes were on 5 habits for a healthy spirit, soul and body. When Joyce began to talk about the body, she was just as frank as she could be. I mean, she did not beat around...
by Coach Delisa Deavenport | Jan 1, 2019 | Anxiety Techniques, Coping skills, Education, Find your Quiet, Meditate
What is Quiet? For those of us with anxiety, we often mistake quiet for silence. These are two very different states. Silence is when you are alone. You become aware of every little noise. Some noises you recognize and decide in this moment they are irritating....
by Coach Delisa Deavenport | Dec 1, 2018 | Anxiety Techniques, Coping skills, Education
Is Goal Setting just a Hype? Throughout my life, I heard people carrying on about goal setting. In my early, formative years, I never really listened to all the details and strategies about how to work through this obviously simple task. You set a goal, then you...
by Coach Delisa Deavenport | Nov 1, 2018 | Anxiety Techniques, Coping skills, Education
That Annoying Clicking Pen Does pen clicking drive you crazy during meetings? Looking around, it does not seem to be bothering anyone else. For you, the continuous “click” “click” “click” is slowly unraveling your nerves. A panic attack is coming on, you can feel it...
by Coach Delisa Deavenport | Oct 1, 2018 | Education
Every Cell of my Body is being Electrocuted I have an anxiety disorder. You can’t see it, because I carefully, intentionally, with every fiber of my being, keep it hidden as much as I possibly can. Sometimes I can feel it surfacing. It feels like a muddy, thick goo...
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