Just Breathing & Distraction?
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Hi Donald,
There is a lot more to it than what you describe, in my opinion. The program teaches coping skills such as distraction, but it also teaches how to get in touch with what is really bothering you and facing that head on and dealing with it when you feel you are ready to. There is a lot more involved in my opinion. Mere distraction without dealing with what is troubling you doesn't resolve the underlying problems.
There is a lot more to it than what you describe, in my opinion. The program teaches coping skills such as distraction, but it also teaches how to get in touch with what is really bothering you and facing that head on and dealing with it when you feel you are ready to. There is a lot more involved in my opinion. Mere distraction without dealing with what is troubling you doesn't resolve the underlying problems.
Life's battles don't always go to the stronger, the smarter, the faster hand; But sooner or later the person who wins is the one who thinks "I can." Author Unknown
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There's a lot more to the program than distraction and relaxation. The workbook exercises are crucial in my opinion (at least for me) in attaining coping and managing skills. I have seen such changes in myself that I can't believe I'm the same person I was four months ago. As far as "does the Program making anxiety never happen again" - of course not. There's always some anxiety but knowing how to cope and manage is the key. I don't have the fear over it anymore and when the anxiety does come up it seems to go away faster and easier. Which in my opinion is a success.