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Not Good Enough: Understanding Your Core Belief and Anxiety: A Handbook
Do you suffer from anxiety and don't know how to control it? Do you ever have angry outbursts and want to stop?
In our society, most of us have learned to suppress our emotions. In fact, we often use coping strategies-like shopping, smoking, partying, eating junk food, binge watching TV, even getting angry-just so that we don't have to deal with them. But by doing so, we only increase our anxiety.
In Not Good Enough: Understanding Your Core Belief and Anxiety, Sabrina Trobak uses practical, mindful activities and strategies to help the reader better understand and manage their anxiety. First, she delves into the importance of understanding and then challenging your core belief. Your core belief-your self-perception-affects your present-day thoughts, actions, behaviours, level of anger and anxiety, and how you deal with your emotions. Your core belief is believing you are "not good enough, not important, not valued" or that you are "good enough, important, and valued." Sabrina states that by understanding your core belief, how it was derived, and how it influences your everyday thinking, you will be able to recognize how your behaviour affects yourself and others, resolve and challenge your unhealthy behaviours, and create a long-lasting change so that you can feel more confident in your daily life.
In our society, most of us have learned to suppress our emotions. In fact, we often use coping strategies-like shopping, smoking, partying, eating junk food, binge watching TV, even getting angry-just so that we don't have to deal with them. But by doing so, we only increase our anxiety.
In Not Good Enough: Understanding Your Core Belief and Anxiety, Sabrina Trobak uses practical, mindful activities and strategies to help the reader better understand and manage their anxiety. First, she delves into the importance of understanding and then challenging your core belief. Your core belief-your self-perception-affects your present-day thoughts, actions, behaviours, level of anger and anxiety, and how you deal with your emotions. Your core belief is believing you are "not good enough, not important, not valued" or that you are "good enough, important, and valued." Sabrina states that by understanding your core belief, how it was derived, and how it influences your everyday thinking, you will be able to recognize how your behaviour affects yourself and others, resolve and challenge your unhealthy behaviours, and create a long-lasting change so that you can feel more confident in your daily life.
Book Details
- Publisher: FriesenPress
- Publish Date: Jun 27th, 2023
- Pages: 204
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 11.00in - 8.50in - 0.43in - 1.07lb
- EAN: 9781039165311
- Categories: • Self-Management - General• Anxieties & Phobias• Mental Health
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About the Author
Trobak, Sabrina: - Sabrina Trobak is a registered clinical counsellor with British Columbia Association for Clinical Counsellors, a clinical supervisor, and a member of the Canadian Counsellors and Psychotherapy Association. Sabrina has a Bachelor of Education (major in elementary education, minor is special education) and a Master of Arts degree in counselling psychology. Before becoming a counsellor, Sabrina was a learning assistant teacher for over twenty years, often working with students who struggled with learning disabilities, anxiety, and a lack of confidence. For over fourteen years, Sabrina trained and worked as a counsellor using the model of therapy presented in this book with hundreds of clients. Sabrina lives in Fort St. John, BC, Canada, where she runs her practice, Trobak Holistic Counselling.
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