Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for General Anxiety Disorder: A Path to Peace
Anxiety may make your thoughts a tempest of worry, uncertainty, and horror. Many people with General Anxiety Disorder (GAD) feel helpless over their lives because these emotions are too overwhelming. Cognitive behavioral therapy for general anxiety disorder helps people change their thought patterns and recover control by focusing on ideas, feelings, and behaviors. This article discusses five cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) strategies that can help you relax and reduce anxiety. Cognitive Restructuring Cognitive retraining can change anxiety-causing thoughts. It helps people to challenge erroneous views and adopt more rational ones. GAD sufferers sometimes exaggerate the worst-case situation. Cognitive restructuring helps people think more realistically by reviewing the evidence supporting their worries and potential consequences in numerous circumstances. This reduces concern over time, making stressful circumstances simpler to handle. Exposure Therapy Exposure t...