Many Moroccans experience anxiety at some point in their lives, for different reasons. However, when the symptoms become frequent, are larger than their triggers, or happen for no reason at all, it could be a sign of an anxiety disorder. Like any mental illness, anxiety is hard to deal with, but with proper care, it can be well managed. Here I want to share with you some key tips that have really helped me. Take meds. Antidepressants have really helped me, but it’s not always the case for everyone. Be mindful. It’s important to understand the nature of anxiety and…
After living in Morocco for a few years, I gradually adopted some of their cultural habits. I only noticed these changes recently, during my last visit to Lithuania where I had some issues adjusting to my own culture. Let’s start with the most famous Moroccanism…. ….Inshallah In Morocco you will hear “Inshallah” everywhere: making appointments, promising, buying, arranging your everyday life. “Inshallah” in Arabic means “God willing” or “if God wills”. “Inshallah” refer to events that one hopes will happen in the future. In Islam people are thought not to make definitive statements about the future, since only God knows what will happen….