Mental freedom involves liberation from the dictation of your thoughts, allowing you to choose how to respond to your inner…
ACT and CBT offer distinct approaches to addressing anxiety. CBT often focuses on identifying and challenging maladaptive thoughts and reducing…
Help for panic attacks involves understanding their nature as temporary, non-dangerous physical reactions. Professional guidance can be beneficial, especially after…
Coaching for overwhelm supports individuals experiencing distress due to excessive demands, information, or pressure. It shifts the focus from the…
Strategies for habit change, particularly when addressing anxiety, involve a fundamental shift away from trying to control or avoid uncomfortable…
Dealing with anxiety at work involves moving beyond trying to control or avoid it, which is often unworkable in the…
Reducing work-related anxiety involves a multifaceted approach that includes shifting your mindset, accepting your feelings, practising mindfulness, challenging negative thoughts,…
Client values play a central and fundamental role in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) for anxiety disorders. Unlike traditional approaches…
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) has two major primary goals when treating anxiety disorders: (1) fostering acceptance of unwanted thoughts…
Avoidance can perpetuate anxiety symptoms in several ways. Firstly, avoidance is negatively reinforced because it leads to a temporary reduction…
Automatic negative thoughts (ANTs) are spontaneous, often negative and distorted thoughts that can significantly impact well-being. Experiencing frequent ANTs can…
A stress therapist is a trained professional who specialises in helping individuals understand, manage, and reduce the negative impacts of…
Anxiety treatment therapy is a collaborative process focused on helping individuals understand and manage their anxiety, regain control, and find…
Experiential avoidance, the attempt to evade unwanted inner experiences, plays a significant role in various mental health challenges, including anxiety,…
Feelings of dread often involve activation of the brain's threat system (amygdala) and an overwhelmed cortex, accompanied by negative thinking…