The study makes a valuable contribution to the scientific understanding of the links between autism, specific learning disabilities, social anxiety, and facial emotion recognition abilities.

Humans hold tension in many parts of the body ... the eyebrows is thought to reduce these feelings of anxiety. Contracting our facial muscles is totally normal during sleep, and is higher during ...

When anxiety sets in, this area can tense up and ... Repeat for one to two minutes, or until you feel the tension ease. This massage acts as a "reset button" for the nervous system.