After a hard day, wine helped to unhitch my shoulders from my ears, ease the transition from one role to another, numb my burgeoning anxiety and depression.
The archive offers a window into the era's burgeoning modernity and the anxieties that accompany change.
Based on many years of researching the burgeoning epidemic of depressive, anxiety and psychotic disorders, all three authors argue that it is pharmaceutical companies rather than unbiased medical research that decide what constitutes mental illness and how each illness should be treated.
Anxiety became linked to the burgeoning development of others.
Even among white farmers who respect Mr Mandela, there is anxiety about the future and a burgeoning sense of grievance at perceived discrimination against white people.
However, by October 2008, burgeoning reports of serious psychiatric problems (such as anxiety, depression and suicide) led to suspension of marketing authorisations by the EMA (http://www.ema.europa.eu/docs/en_GB/document_library/Press_release/2009/11/WC500014774.pdf).
Over the years though, "Anxiety Attack" — like anxiety itself, I guess — quietly crept up from behind, helped significantly by the burgeoning medium of YouTube.
This partly resides in the anxiety most parents have about their adolescent children's burgeoning sexuality.
Here, I will argue that the burgeoning field of behavioural neuroscience may advance our understanding of fear, anxiety disorders and its treatments.
The study of the neural substrates underlying stress and anxiety has in recent years been enriched by a burgeoning pool of genetic information gathered from rodent studies.
The headwinds have caused growing anxiety in an increasingly global-focused Hollywood, which has placed big bets on the burgeoning appetite of Chinese consumers for entertainment.
