Anxiety Management with Dialectical Behavior Therapy - A Workbook to Achieving Freedom from Anxiety Symptoms Like Worry, Panic, and PTSD #875066

A person who suffers from an anxiety illness or whose symptoms have a substantial impact on their day-to-day lives may find treatment by adopting four fundamental approaches that are utilized by therapeutic professionals.   These straightforward and easily teachable ideas are the foundation of contemporary dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), which has the potential to assist you in overcoming the crushing anxiety, panic attacks, and other phobias that have been preventing you from moving forward in life.
The purpose of this book is to accomplish the acquisition of these four powerful abilities:
  Through the practice of mindfulness, one is able to tune into the here and now, which enables them to observe ephemeral feelings and ideas without allowing them to rule them.
  Through the cultivation of acceptance skills, you can become more sympathetic toward yourself and less judgmental of your feelings and concerns.
  In order to cultivate connections with other individuals that are more rewarding, it is necessary to have the ability to determine one's own needs, which is something that interpersonal effectiveness skills teach.
  Being able to control your feelings is a skill that can help you better manage anxiety and panic more effectively.
  Additionally, the Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills Workbook for Anxiety contains in-depth instructions on how to put each of these tactics into practice.   Through the combination of clear and simple instructions on how to apply these abilities with a variety of practical tasks, this workbook will assist you in overcoming your anxiety and making progress in your life.
  The Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies Self-Help Seal of Merit is awarded to exceptional self-help books that adhere to the principles of cognitive behavioral therapy and include strategies that have been scientifically proven to be effective in overcoming mental health difficulties. This book has been awarded this seal of merit.   The readers of our books are provided with useful tools that may be applied either independently or in conjunction with treatment in order to make positive changes in their lives.