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Very helpful. Wanted to pass on a phrase I learned in a hypnosis session for helping me with highway driving. " Your anxiety- watch it rise but also watch it fall. " Have found this very reassuring when I am out there, going through what feels like minutes but is actually probably couple seconds.
Immediately beneficial, thank you.
Hi David, I feel so grateful to have found this series and you. I've had chronic anxiety for as long as I can remember (I'm nearly 50). My way of "dealing with it" was always to numb it in various ways, and this ended up with me sinking into alcoholism for 10 years. I'm now 8 years sober and working on the anxiety underneath. It will be a life-long process, but the "feet thing"& grounding - oh my goodness, you've no idea (well, of course you do - actually) how much this is helping already. Along with breath work, meditation and yoga things are turning around more than I ever dreamed possible. I used to drink and behave a bit like a low-budget Richard Burton! Who'd have thought someone like me could change? I'm writing this review in the hope that anyone reading, who is struggling with anxiety, commits to giving this programme a go. Like you said in a previous video in this series, keep it simple and anything that works - go with it. Thank you is the main thing that I wanted to say. Thank you, Fran.
Am finding the 10-day anxiety program very helpful! Thank you, David! 🙏
I'm on day three of this series, and I can tell it is already helping me calm down. David does an excellent job of describing how anxiety feels, which is something I didn't really know how to describe before. This helps me understand what is happening in my body, and how to work to rewire my system. It will take work and consistency in thought and practice, but I know I'm worth it (along with my family) to improve my quality of life.