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What Makes a Treatment Effective?

Effective treatment options help anxiety sufferers to successfully address each of the three
components of an anxiety disorder:

  • Physical symptoms

  • Anxious or fearful thought patterns

  • Anxious behaviors (e.g. avoidance of anxiety-producing situation)

Several Treatment Methods Used to Treat Anxiety Disorders

Psychotherapy
Two of the most effective forms of psychotherapy used to treat anxiety disorders are behavioral therapy and cognitive-behavioral therapy

Behavioral Therapy
Behavioral therapy helps you to unlearn self-defeating patterns and habits in your day to day actions. It teaches you new, healthy skills and ways of reacting to situations that trigger anxiety. 

Behavioral strategies may include progressive muscle relaxation techniques, gradual exposure to the anxiety trigger, changing breathing patterns, positive and negative reinforcement, and learning empowering ways of relating to others.

Cognitive Therapy
Cognitive therapy assumes that by changing self-defeating thought patterns and transforming them into more successful belief systems you can improve your mental and emotional health. Cognitive therapy teaches you to change emotions and behavior by changing our self-defeating thoughts such as all or nothing beliefs, negative assumptions, labeling, and so on.

Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Cognitive-behavioral therapy, or CBT, is a combination approach that uses both cognitive therapy and behavioral therapy. Cognitive and behavioral therapies compliment each other. When used together, they stimulate areas of growth that are difficult to achieve using one or the other by itself. Cognitive-behavioral therapy addresses both the thoughts and behaviors that promote and perpetuate anxiety. 

Medication
Medication can be a helpful tool in reducing anxiety. It can help reduce physical symptoms and get the body on a more even keel, particularly when anxiety is so debilitating that it is difficult to function. However, medication is not a cure-all. It does not address several root causes of anxiety such as an anxiety-promoting lifestyle, anxious thought patterns, and anxious behaviors. Medications are often used in combination with other treatment options such as cognitive-behavioral therapy.
 
Alternative Approaches
Alternative therapies use natural supplements, nutritional approaches, biofeedback, and other natural, holistic approaches to aid healing. These approaches focus on the body and mind’s own innate mechanisms of healing. They are often used in combination with other treatment methods. 

Lifestyle Strategies to Reduce Stress
This approach incorporates proper sleep, exercise, and stress-reduction techniques as a tool for reducing anxiety. It is often used in combination with other treatment methods.

What Is an Eclectic Approach?

An eclectic approach is a combination approach that uses elements of several treatment options to create the most effective and successful treatment plan for you

An Eclectic Approach: The Conquer Anxiety Success Program
In working with tens of thousands of anxiety sufferers in more than 40 countries, I have found that in reality people and their needs are usually much too complex for any one technique or therapy to be used in isolation. That's why my Conquer Anxiety Success Program uses an eclectic approach. This means that it takes the best of what several effective therapies have to offer and puts them together into one powerful program that is unlike any other course you may have tried.

The program is a combination of powerful how-to techniques from many different treatment methods proven to be highly effective in treating anxiety, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy, nutritional therapy, Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), holistic techniques, relaxation strategies, personal development, and more to address the ROOT causes of anxiety using a comprehensive whole person approach.

The course helps you address each of the three components of an anxiety disorder:

  • Physical symptoms

  • Anxious or fearful thought patterns

  • Anxious behaviors (e.g. avoidance of anxiety-producing situation)

We at ConquerAnxiety.com believe this combination approach enables lasting freedom from anxiety by offering you a comprehensive set of tools to address and conquer anxiety's root causes. Learn more about the Conquer Anxiety Success Program.

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