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from Anxiety, Phobias, OCD and Depression:
These problems become so strong because they involve feelings of not being in control. When we have a sense of control over something we feel safe for we know we can handle whatever happens. However, knowing that we cannot control something causes constant anxiety. This is because we all have an innate drive to understand things that influence our lives so that we can have some control over them, some control over our own survival and existence. This drive has led humans to conquer the oceans, the highest mountains and space and we'll search a lifetime to achieve insight into something we feel has power over us. Anxiety and panic, phobias, OCD and depression seem so strong when we don't understand them and feel that they control us. However, once we learn the nature of these problems and how they work we can successfully deal with them, for in the same way they develop and grow, they can be weakened and stopped. |
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Help-For have published a book
'EVOLVING SELF-CONFIDENCE' which explains the
cause of these problems and how they are overcome. It contains insight into these problems not available in other self-help books. Insight that goes beyond anxiety and panic disorders, phobias, OCD and depression to the thoughts and feelings involved - how they become so strong and how to stop them. It is based on over twenty years experience and research involving Anxiety Disorders and Depression: their cause and cure. |
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Evolving Self Confidence How to Become free from Anxiety Disorders and depression Ranging from the beliefs and drives that underlie these problems to the things that weaken and stop them, the information in this book can help anyone looking to heal anxiety and panic, obsessions and compulsions and depression. It provides insight into:- • The beliefs and drives that underlie these problems • The need to be in control and "thinking too much", "how to be" and "losing control" • Constantly going over and searching • Learning, automatic thoughts and habits • The mind and body connection and the "thoughts-feelings-thoughts" cycle • What makes a "good" person and explains:- • How to stop "thinking too much" • How to reduce and stop "feeling bad" and "negative thoughts" • The way to permanently master fearful situations • Things that help our mind and body |
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ISBN: 978-0-9558136-0-3 Publisher: Help-For Author: T Dixon Pages: 288 |
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CONTENTS: |
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| . | PART I: THE CAUSE |
As A Child - How life starts to make us feel about ourselves. Feelings - The feelings that hurt. How they work. As We Grow - What we feel about our self develops Panic Attack - Of immense importance, why they happen and how they 'kick-start' these problems How To Be - The final part; underlies all anxiety disorders. A Part of Us - Why they feel like this - our mind and body |
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| . | PART II: THE PROBLEM |
The Problem - How these problems develop, step-by-step Symptoms - What all the symptoms mean Anxiety-Related Problems - Unequalled explanation of each individual disorder Making Things Worse? - Current methods and beliefs fuel these problems. |
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| . | PART III: THE ANSWER |
Weakening the Connections - How to let these problems fade and die. REDS - Things to do now that help Feeling Good - We've felt bad for a long time ... it's about time this changed Change - What happens, why, and how to let it happen. Love Love Love - Our whole world changes |
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The explanations and self-help approach in this book: Deal with underlying processes and drives, not just the symptoms: For example, take perfectionsim, how can we expect someone to practise not being perfect in situations when they have an inner self-protective drive to be perfect? We have to understand this drive, how it connects to the problem and tackle it from this level - when the reason for the need to be perfect is understood and adapted there is no more need for the behaviour. Are based on how these problems affect our mind and body: It shows how to use the same way these problems develop and strengthen - to weaken and stop them. Can help with many types of disorder: For in a very real sense the underlying reasoning, drives and processes of anxiety disorders (and most forms of depression) are the same - only the content differs. Many people display elements of a number of 'disorders' rather than one 'pure' disorder - eg. someone classified as OCD can also have elements of GAD, social phobia and depression; people with depression can experience heightened anxiety and many people with anxiety disorders experience some degree of depression. Most people get more help from this new understanding than they have found anywhere else:-
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THIS BOOK IS FOR all those of us who suffer the anguish and despair of loneliness rather than face the perceived rejection that social failure may bring … it is for those who experience as much fear and panic, in phobia, going into a shop or stepping outdoors as if they were going to face a firing squad … and for those who are so convinced that they are physically or mentally ill that no medical tests can convince them otherwise. It is for those who scrub themselves hundreds of times a day or repeat phrases and rituals to allay the anxiety and prevent some perceived catastrophe or retribution from ‘higher forces’ … and it’s for those of us who look back on a life with regret, in depression, longing for the person they feel they could have been or should have been. This book is for all of us whose own thoughts, feelings and behaviours drive a life of anxiety and fear instead of the adventure and excitement it can be … it is for all of us because we are all doing the same thing. It's for all these people because the underlying causes of these problems are basically the same and they develop and strengthen in the same way.
It's a part of all anxiety-related disorders, something so strong that it can even distort the information coming from our eyes and ears:-
The content may differ- but aren't all the above thinking, feeling and behaving in a similar way? Long term anxiety and panic, phobias, OCD and depression can leave us feeling helpless and that there is nothing that can be done or we can do to be free of them. Years of searching - reading books and web sites, finding what seem to be answers, trying ways to think, trying ways to behave, 'get well quick' ideas, therapy, medication etc. can leave us no better off, or worse than at the beginning ... but it doesn't have to be like this. These problems become a part of us, the way we learned, developed and grew from our experiences. They are a part of the way we think, feel and act and can be no more removed than can, say: the ability to drive a car, or to bake a cake, for they are a learned part of who we are. With anxiety disorders we can spend years trying to get rid of an illness, and we never will - we should be looking at how we can change what we have learned - for anxiety disorders cannot simply be removed ... but in the same way they develop and grow, they can be weakened and stopped Anxiety and panic disorders, phobias (excepting some specific ones), OCD and many forms of depression are different expressions of the same underlying problem. They develop and grow in the same ways and are weakened and stopped in the same ways. The book 'Evolving self Confidence' can give you a unique insight into these problems; their true nature and how they work. It shows how to use this insight with techniques to weaken and stop them in the same way they develop and grow ... the way to permanently deal with these problems. |
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