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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: Mastery- How to Master Your Brain & Your Emotions to Overcome Depression, Anxiety and Phobias (Cognitive Behavioral Th
Ryan James
Paperback. SD Publishing LLC 2019-07-01.
ISBN 9781951030230
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Publisher description
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Series Book #2 There are many people who suffer from depression, anxiety and phobias. These can have severe negative impacts on their lives and can make them unable to fully enjoy everything that they should be able to enjoy, but the good news is that there are many options for people who have these disorders to get better from the point that they are in with their anxiety and depression. Whether you have sought help with a therapist in the past, have severe anxiety or simply want to learn more about cognitive behavior, you can benefit from this book. It will give you eight different techniques that you can learn how to cope with anxiety, depression, phobias and a slew of other mental health issues. While we cannot promise that you will be magically cured because of the book, we can tell you that you will be able to learn a lot of different techniques to help yourself get better. And by using the tools and techniques provided within these pages, you will be well on your way to freedom from depression, anxiety, phobias and other mental illnesses. So, journey with me through the pages of this book and together let's discover how you can have all the good things life has to offer. Grab your copy and start experiencing the benefits of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy today!
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