The comments came during an analyst conference that began with Mr. Schultz trying to curb anxiety on Wall Street about the chain's sliding sales and profit.
AT&T, like most other wireless carriers, started selling unlimited data plans several years ago to curb anxiety in regards to data usage.
The patient, a 59-year-old male diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder, had a pacemaker implanted in his brain that sends out electrical impulses to curb anxiety.
Lori Adams, a teacher at Burbank High School and president of the Burbank Teachers Assn., said the one-year reprieve from pink slips has done little to curb anxiety.
There's no question that quitting added sugar could extend your life, prevent dementia, curb anxiety and decrease risks of anxiety and heart disease, all while making you a more vibrant person overall.
Common distraction strategies were to watch TV, play computer games, read books, exercise and work, all of which could help curb anxiety, voices and visions.
Nervousness or emotional eating: You're attempting to curb anxiety or some other negative emotion.
Find quiet ways to curb anxiety, sadness, anger, etc. Activities such as sports, writing and drawing can do a great at helping you relieve yourself as they become a distraction.
More commonly accepted remedies for curbing anxiety include socializing and exercise, the latter of which can increase levels of dopamine, the body's naturally occurring, mood-boosting chemical.
Similarly, today's workers are seeking ways to curb their anxieties and depression, he said.
They can make your mind think deeper, teach you more about your field, sharpen your skills, curb your anxieties and generally just help you grow to the next level.
