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Getting the same nightmare every night for the past 2 weeks of being chased by a tall silhouetted man stood behind me all the time, scared to sleep?
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Recurring dream: causing lack of sleep. Lack of sleep can increase your anxiety. Consider a few sessions w/a clinical psychologist to sort out what may be presently stressing you. Peace and good health.
Answered 8/17/2016
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Nightmares: Nightmares can be terrifying, but are not generally serious. Have you had an argument with a teacher or coach or family member that might have triggered these dreams? Have you been a victim of violence of any kind? If these continue, please consult with an experienced psychologist who can help you discover what these dreams might mean for you, and how to control them. Help is available.Good luck!
Answered 8/21/2016
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