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Posted on 06-01-2023 10:31 AM
Anxiety disorders are solvable problems, and generally respond well to treatment. Today we have
good treatments, based on exposure, acceptance, and cognitive behavioral
methods, which offer recovery to many. Unfortunately, only about a third of those who need anxiety help actually get
such treatment. Treatment,
or well-informed self-help work, is usually necessary because anxiety disorders
don’t typically “go away” on their own, nor do people’s instinctive efforts to
oppose them help people recover. In fact, it’s quite common for people to
notice “the harder i try, the worse it gets”.
This is
because anxiety disorders are
counter-intuitive problems which don’t respond well to intuitive solutions. If you
want to solve a counter-intuitive problem, you need a counter-intuitive solution.
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Thank you so much for everything you did for me. You are amazing at what you do and it’s obvious you have this insane ability to work out very quickly what's going on.
I have learnt a lot from you, and i have so many ways to cope now. I can see what’s happening when it’s happening or before it happens sometimes. Thank you for that. Thanks for passing on your knowledge to me, for being there when i was at my lowest and for never judging me. For the first time ever i have listened properly and actually done the things suggested that help with for example compassion for myself or slowing down, deep breaths.
Because the treatment for anxiety disorders/ocd and situational stress differ, it is important to know the difference between the two conditions. Anxiety disorders/ocd
so why shouldn't they be coaching? coaching involves many things including following intuition and asking questions, helping clients to create supportive structures and habits in their lives, it's about accountability, believing in the client's wholeness and beauty as a person and helping the client to both see - and accept that. Coaching is about helping clients achieve goals, create positive new empowering beliefs and to identify the gremlin/limiting beliefs within. It's about helping our clients become the best they can be through a process - called the coaching relationship. Still thinking that depression and anxiety get in the way of a coach helping a client? well, go here for some testimonials from people i helped while i was dealing with depression and anxiety.