An Introduction to Coping with Anxiety

by Brenda Hogan, Lee Brosan

Written by experienced practitioners, this title explains what anxiety is and how it makes you feel when it becomes unmanageable or lasts for long periods of time. It will help the reader to understand their symptoms and is ideal as an immediate coping strategy and as a preliminary to fuller therapy.

Genres: Self Help, Nonfiction, Mental Health, Psychology

32 pages, Paperback

First published March 29, 2007

Reviews

[「Maria」]

Very short and on point book on how to cope with Anxiety. It could be of help for someone looking for easy to follow mechanisms to manage their anxiety levels.

[Rose]

Love it. Heel erg helpful

[Enya]

Read this for the shits and giggles, but was actually helpful? Realising that I have an unhealthy relationship with work and i cope with anxiety by being productive 🙄 My silly little brain is trying its best and I’m so proud!

[Dane Cobain]

This is another free book that I was sent by a local NHS service after self-referring because of problems with my anxiety and depression. For a free book that I wasn’t expecting, it was surprisingly good. It didn’t have absolutely everything that you could ever need, but it’s only meant to be an introduction and that’s exactly what it does. For that, you can’t really fault it. All in all, it was definitely worth reading.

[Emma Bannister]

As someone who is currently dealing with anxiety and worry, this book has made things a lot clearer and given many ideas of what can be done to help with worry and anxiety overall.
I will be putting in to practice the suggestions and exercises that have been provided in this book

[Chris Gilham]

Short and to the point. Includes some really good activities. It got me thinking.

[Julie]

Nice to read a book which confirms that what I am doing and the techniques of CBT are helping