10 quick anxiety relief techniques

10 quick anxiety relief techniques from cognitive behavioral therapy that are simple coping skills, reduce anxiety fast, and can instantly help you feel more calm.

Timestamps:
0: 00 – Intro & Disclaimers
1: 09 – Get ready to use these skills
1: 38 – Get grounded
4: 41 Make friends with your anxiety
6: 31 – Change your body’s chemistry
9: 12 – Stop fighting your thoughts
13: 17 – Opposite action
14: 22 – Use a coping skill
17: 39 – Do something you love
18: 53 – Recharge
19: 38 – Remember your why
20: 28 – Get help
21: 46 – Long term treatment

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