
In this lecture, you will:
1. Define Anxiety.
2. Identify symptoms of anxiety.
3. Discuss causes of anxiety.
4. Discuss the types of anxiety.
5. Understand the Resilient Stars Program (Social emotional curriculum) approach to coping with anxiety.
This video will prepare you for what to expect with the new course content.
Creatively explore the myths of mental disorders.
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Understand how your brain can be trained to respond to stress
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Course Description
Do you often feel overwhelmed by constant worry, restless thoughts, or physical tension caused by anxiety? You’re not alone—and the good news is, there are practical, science-backed strategies that can help you feel calmer, more confident, and in control.
This course is designed to give you evidence-based tools—rooted in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and resilience training—that you can apply immediately to manage anxiety effectively. Whether you’re struggling with work stress, social anxiety, or daily overthinking, you’ll discover clear steps to quiet your mind and create lasting change.
You’ll learn through short, structured lessons, real-life examples, and guided exercises that make the techniques easy to understand and apply. No fluff, just strategies that work.
By the end of this course, you’ll know how to:
Recognize and reframe anxious thought patterns
Practice calming techniques when worry strikes
Build routines that prevent anxiety from taking over
Strengthen your confidence and resilience in everyday life
This isn’t about a quick fix—it’s about giving you lifelong skills to reduce anxiety naturally, cope with stress, and improve your wellbeing.
Who This Course Is For
Anyone who struggles with worry, stress, or anxiety in daily life
Students or professionals who feel overwhelmed and want calm, practical solutions
People who have tried self-help tips but want structured, evidence-based methods
Learners who want to build resilience and emotional balance that lasts