Overcoming Anxiety

Panic attacks can be debilitating, and the fear of getting one can often lead to a full-fledged attack. Guided relaxation techniques are one extremely efficient way of calming the mind and focusing the attention while making the physical symptoms recede. These exercises are short enough to be kept handy in case of need. You will learn simple and proven techniques to bring yourself to a safe place, to break free from obsessive thoughts, and concentrate on your body to dispel the anxiety attack in a safe way.

Discover the highly effective methods to rewiring your brain to defeat anxiety and overcome depression, phobias, and other mental challenges. Included in this collection are the most effective audiobooks for helping you gain control over your mind and life. In these insightful guides, S. E. Charles effectively deciphers useful techniques, essential information, and practical skills to help you manage and control your struggles using CBT, defeat anxiety, and overcome depression, phobias, and other mental issues. Three audiobooks in one box set.

Constant worrying and the inability to trust are clear signs of an anxiety disorder. Having anxiety is not your fault, nor does it make you a bad person (it’s simply an illness, like influenza or diabetes), but it’s an issue that must be addressed before it takes its toll on your relationship. It’s important that both of you work on your mental health and your communication skills - otherwise, your relationship might be heading down a bad path.

Procrastination leads to feelings of guilt, the stress of missing deadlines and general anxiety. It has no connection whatsoever with laziness, but the accusation can lead sufferers to higher levels of tension; yet, procrastination is a direct consequence of difficulties in managing environmental pressure. To overcome procrastination, one has to learn effective techniques of relaxation and apply them when the needs arise.

Shyness, social anxiety or social phobia is linked to low self-esteem and a higher than usual fear of what other people will think of a person's behavior. It can lead sufferers to avoid social situations in order to keep from feeling uncomfortable; but this leads to perpetuation of anxiety as it doesn't address the underlying tension causing it. This series of exercises has been designed to provide you with proven and efficient tools for overcoming shyness through deep relaxation and relief techniques for obsessing thoughts.