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Free eBooks to Help Deal with Anxiety

Below you will find 3 free eBooks containing essential information on anxiety.

They provide real insight into anxiety symptoms, anxiety medications and anxiety disorders – insight to help deal with anxiety successfully.

These books are completely free to read on-screen, download and read later or print out. No email address or any other details are required to get a copy – simply choose the version you would like.


Anxiety Symptoms: What's Happening and Why

A speeding heart, rapid breathing, feeling dizzy or sick, trembling and sweating – these well-recognised signs of anxiety make us feel bad, and they're supposed to, in order to keep us away from harm. However, they feel even worse when we cannot understand them or control them.

Symptoms covered include:-

•  Heart Paplitations
•  Hyperventilating (breathing too fast)
•  Dizziness
•  Excessive Sweating
•  Nausea and Needing the Toilet
•  Trembling and Shaking
•  Uncontrollable Worrying

Know exactly what's happening to your body and mind the next time you experience any anxiety symptoms. This knowledge alone can reduce much of their power.


Anxiety Symptoms Book


Book Details:
•  21 page pdf - view on all devices
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Anxiety Medications: How They Work to Stop Anxiety... The Benefits and Risks Involved

Anxiety can involve such awful feelings that it's not surprising we turn to anything we can for relief. Some people self-medicate with alcohol, others use recreational drugs, but for many of us, the preferred choice is pharmaceutical drugs – medication available from our doctor by prescription.

Prescription medications have their uses and their drawbacks, and to understand why this is the case, we have to know what they do to our mind and body.

Medications covered include:-

•  Tranquilizers
•  Anti-Depressants
•  Beta Blockers

Get all the information you need to weigh up the benefits and risks accurately.


Anxiety-Medications Book


Book Details:
•  25 page pdf - view on all devices
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Anxiety Definition:-

The Collins English Dictionary describes anxiety as "a state of uneasiness or tension caused by apprehension of possible misfortune, danger etc."

And to be anxious is to be "worried and tense".

Origin:
Latin anxietas gave anxiety in English; the base is Latin anxius, from angere 'to choke'.

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The Cause of Anxiety Disorders... As a Child

Research shows that over 50% of anxiety disorders start before the age of fourteen. It's probably more like 90%.

The way we feel about our self in childhood and adolescence can stay with us a lifetime and those who experience feelings of insecurity and vulnerability when growing up are surely more susceptible to develop anxiety-related problems later in life.

This book highlights a critical component in these problems that hasn't really been given the attention it deserves: the way we feel about our self deep inside, and in doing so, provides a unique insight into the underlying cause of many anxiety disorders.

Topics covered include:-

•  Identification
•  Self-Talk
•  How Parents Affect Us
   Parental Conflict
   Parental Criticism
   Learning From Our Parents

•  The Role of Genetics


Anxiety-Disorders Cause Book


Book Details:
•  32 page pdf - view on all devices
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Disorder:

"An illness that disrupts normal physical or mental functions"

(Medical model definition)

Anxiety disorders are characterized by significant feelings of anxiety and fear.

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