
Nobody is immune to excess stress and anxiety, and despite our best efforts, anyone can develop anxiety disorders, or at least feel overwhelmed. It has nothing to do with being strong, being successful or “having it all”.
This course is about giving you tools to manage, reduce and sometimes even eliminate the symptoms. You can consider it as a first aid kit for your mental health. When you get hurt, a little bit of TLC and a sticking plaster can be enough. Sometimes, you need serious bandages to limit the damage until you can find a medical professional. This is the same with anxiety.
Here, you will find a few tried-and-tested physical and psychological tools that can help you (or someone else) get the anxiety back under control. They are designed to address the most common issues.
Know your enemy! Quick explanation of what anxiety is and what it is for.
Explanation of how to use your breathing efficiently to regain control over your own body and mind rapidly.
How using a juggling ball can help you calm your nerves in minutes.
Description of how to reconnect with your surrounding and yourself, right here, right now.
How to use pressure points to let go of any negative feelings.
Change how you talk to yourself.
Better awareness of what is actually going on can help ride the symptoms more smoothly.
How to use a couple of simple questions to get you unstuck from negative mindsets.
Explanation of the Betty Erickson "3-2-1" self-hypnosis induction.
Demonstration of the "3-2-1" technique in the form of a quick relaxing guided hypnosis session. An audio version is also available for download.
Description of a progressive relaxation induction technique, nicknamed the "Secret Military Sleep Technique". This is a simple and fast way to relax and go into hypnosis.
Demonstration of the progressive relaxation induction in the form of a quick, relaxing guided hypnosis session
Demonstration of principles found in Aikido ("The way of harmony with universal energy") can apply into dealing with your mental health issues.
Demonstration of principles found in Aikido ("The way of harmony with universal energy") can apply into dealing with your mental health issues.
How to let go of the negative feelings associated with a bad memory to help you move on.
Everyone, no matter who they are, can find themselves dealing with too much stress and anxiety. It's an important truth that anyone could start feeling incredibly anxious or even end up with an anxiety issue, regardless of how strong, successful, or put-together they seem.
This course has been put together to give you a bunch of different tools. These tools can really help you handle, lower, and sometimes even completely get rid of those anxious feelings. Think about it like a kit that can help your mind feel better – sort of like a first aid kit for when you're not feeling great mentally. Sometimes, when you get a little cut, taking care of it with some medicine and a bandage can make it better. Other times, if you get a bigger cut, you might need a bigger bandage to help until you can see a doctor. It's a bit similar with anxiety.
Right here, you'll find a few simple tools that have been tested and can seriously help you or someone else handle anxiety. They're made to help with the usual problems that come with anxiety. They're easy to learn, even though they might seem pretty simple at first glance. But don't think they're not powerful – these are the same techniques I teach people in my personal sessions to help them feel better in their minds.