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Monday, October 17, 2022

Rewiring the Anxious Brain Part 2: 10 Skills to Beat Anxiety: Anxiety Skills #22

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It is possible to rewire your brain to feel less anxious. This is a simple, but not difficult process. Understanding anxiety cycles and how avoidance can cause anxiety to spiral out-of-control is key to understanding how to reduce anxiety and rewire your neural pathways to feel secure and safe.

Part 2 of my series Rewiring the Anxious Brain teaches 10 skills you can use to overcome anxiety and build resilience.
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This video features:

• Dr. Ned Hallowell,
• Dr. Stephen Kurtz
• Dr. Lenard Adler
• Kate Kelly
• Dr. Annick Vincent
• Dr. Margaret Weiss
• Dr. Umesh Jain
• Thom Hartmann
• Dr. Laura Muggli

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