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Dealing with Anxiety: A Self-Help Book to Cope with Anxiety and Panic Attacks

Anxiety Management Guide: How to Gain Control of Your Life

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Dealing with Anxiety: A Self-Help Book to Cope with Anxiety and Panic Attacks

By: Susan Greene
Narrated by: Gregory Shinn
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Tired of panic attacks ruining your life? Sick of being crippled by anxiety? In this book, learn how to deal and cope with them and revolutionize your life in a few short steps.

  • Learn about the different kinds of anxiety.
  • Learn management strategies to deal with stress and worry.
  • Get to the heart of the matter and find the source of your problems.
  • Establish a support system.
  • Learning to talk about your feelings and open up.
  • Methods to deal with an attack when it comes about.

Start today and be the one who's in control of their life, and bid farewell to the old you.

Take the first steps toward taking control. Be the one who controls your life and its direction. Don't just be a spectator.

©2015 John Leddy (P)2015 John Leddy Anxiety Disorders Mental Health Personal Development Psychology Psychology & Mental Health Health

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