Isbn: 9798289982421 - facing death anxiety: cognitive-behavioral tools to find peace and emotional balance (5 résultats)

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Anxiety About Death and the Dying Process: Psychological Exercises with a Cognitive-Behavioral ApproachDo you find it hard to talk or think about death?Do you feel anxious, fearful, or overwhelmed by persistent thoughts about dying-your own or that of your loved ones?Do you avoid the topic, yet can't stop worrying about it?This workbook is designed to gently and practically guide you through understanding and working with your fear of death. Using tools grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), you'll learn to identify your thoughts and emotions, recognize avoidance patterns, and take meaningful actions to live with more peace, clarity, and purpose.What's inside this workbook?Clear explanations of death anxiety and how it affects your daily lifeChecklists to identify intrusive thoughts, emotional reactions, and avoidance behaviorsTherapeutic writing prompts including reflective letters, personal storytelling, and exercises for letting goSimple tables to organize your progress, plan coping strategies, and detect early signs of relapseCBT-based tools to manage catastrophic thinking, reduce rumination, and practice emotional acceptanceActivities to reconnect with personal values, life purpose, and social support networksThis workbook is not a traditional self-help book. It's a structured, interactive tool designed for active self-reflection. You can use it on your own or as a complement to psychological therapy.Who is this workbook for?Individuals experiencing persistent fear, anxiety, or obsessive thoughts about deathPeople going through grief or supporting loved ones with terminal illnessAnyone seeking to live more mindfully, accepting life's uncertainty without being paralyzed by itMental health professionals and therapists looking for practical resources to support clients with existential anxietyWhy this workbook is different: It doesn't promise to eliminate fear-it helps you live alongside it. Instead of offering absolute answers, it invites you to build your own relationship with uncertainty, reconnect with what matters most, and shift from avoidance to meaningful action.If you're looking for a compassionate, structured, and clinically grounded way to explore your fear of death and reclaim your desire to live fully, this workbook is for you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Anxiety About Death and the Dying Process: Psychological Exercises with a Cognitive-Behavioral ApproachDo you find it hard to talk or think about death?Do you feel anxious, fearful, or overwhelmed by persistent thoughts about dying-your own or that of your loved ones?Do you avoid the topic, yet can't stop worrying about it?This workbook is designed to gently and practically guide you through understanding and working with your fear of death. Using tools grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), you'll learn to identify your thoughts and emotions, recognize avoidance patterns, and take meaningful actions to live with more peace, clarity, and purpose.What's inside this workbook?Clear explanations of death anxiety and how it affects your daily lifeChecklists to identify intrusive thoughts, emotional reactions, and avoidance behaviorsTherapeutic writing prompts including reflective letters, personal storytelling, and exercises for letting goSimple tables to organize your progress, plan coping strategies, and detect early signs of relapseCBT-based tools to manage catastrophic thinking, reduce rumination, and practice emotional acceptanceActivities to reconnect with personal values, life purpose, and social support networksThis workbook is not a traditional self-help book. It's a structured, interactive tool designed for active self-reflection. You can use it on your own or as a complement to psychological therapy.Who is this workbook for?Individuals experiencing persistent fear, anxiety, or obsessive thoughts about deathPeople going through grief or supporting loved ones with terminal illnessAnyone seeking to live more mindfully, accepting life's uncertainty without being paralyzed by itMental health professionals and therapists looking for practical resources to support clients with existential anxietyWhy this workbook is different: It doesn't promise to eliminate fear-it helps you live alongside it. Instead of offering absolute answers, it invites you to build your own relationship with uncertainty, reconnect with what matters most, and shift from avoidance to meaningful action.If you're looking for a compassionate, structured, and clinically grounded way to explore your fear of death and reclaim your desire to live fully, this workbook is for you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…