The Anxiety and Worry Workbook: The Cognitive Behavioral SolutionGuilford Press, 08.09.2011 - 294 Seiten Out-of-control anxiety can be disabling -- limiting where sufferers can go and what they can do, impeding life goals, and causing frightening physical symptoms. Fortunately, effective treatments are available, and cognitive behavior therapy -- developed and tested over more than 25 years by pioneering clinician/researcher Aaron T. Beck -- is one of the best. Now Dr. Beck and fellow cognitive therapy expert David A. Clark provide a complete, accessible, empowering workbook for anxiety sufferers who want to take back their lives. A wealth of self-assessment tools, worksheets, stories, and exercises help readers identify their own anxiety triggers and challenge the thoughts and beliefs that lead to distress. By learning to think differently, readers can truly loosen anxiety's grip -- one manageable step at a time. |
Inhalt
1 Making a New Start | 1 |
2 Understanding Anxiety | 14 |
3 The Anxious Mind | 28 |
4 Getting Started | 52 |
5 Developing Your Anxiety Profile | 67 |
6 Transforming the Anxious Mind | 97 |
7 Courageously Facing Fear | 126 |
8 Lets Talk Strategy | 150 |
9 Defeating Panic and Avoidance | 164 |
10 Conquering Social Fear | 192 |
11 Overcoming Worry | 233 |
Resources | 277 |
References | 283 |
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About the Authors | 294 |
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