Has anyone gotten any help from a self help book on anxiety?
2 Answers
Moderated by Anna Pavia, psicologa psicoterapeuta psychotherapist psychologist counselor
Updated: Oct 26, 2021
supportiveSoul82
on
Feb 5, 2019
...read more
Yes, myself and many others across the world have.
Self help is all about exactly what it says on the tin, however such books contain ways to cope with anxiety. Anxiety is something that you learn to live with, but manage, therefore it isn't something that controls you anymore.
The best thing to do is learn techniques, you can try as many as you like to find the right one for you, not each technique will work for everyone. Do plenty of research and testing out each method and use the ones that work best for you. There are many experienced psychologists and counsellors that have written books to share their knowledge.
Problems managing stress?
Takes less than a minute. Keeps 7 Cups free for someone else.
A small contribution goes straight to keeping the community running.
IsaGuzNa90
on
Feb 5, 2025
...read more
Dear you,
Yes I have learned a lot from reading. Most of it learning what anxiety is, what it does to your body, how it starts and why.
One can also learn lots of useful tools of how to handle different aspects of anxiety crisis. For instance, the use of ice or cold on Hands and face to reduce the stress response. Or breathing technics to regulate emotions.
I wish you could give it a try 😌 and stick to a routine to see if the exercises help your situation.
Related Questions
Can anxiety cause me to feel depressed?
343 Answers
The Facebook "Seen" message gives me a lot of anxiety! When I see that the person has "seen" the message, but does not reply, I start thinking about all the possible reasons why they would 'ignore' me... Does anyone else feel this? If so, how do you cope?
320 Answers
How can I overcome anxiety if I can't talk to a therapist or my own doctor?
307 Answers
What are alternative ways besides medication to deal with the physical symptoms of anxiety?
307 Answers