Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to Reframe and Reset
 
Reduce anxiety, manage stress, and become more aware of your thought patterns with this easy-to-use, guided, Anti-Anxiety Notebook. notebook. Utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, a rigorously-tested and widely-used treatment, you’ll develop the skills to identify, challenge, and change unhelpful thought patterns so you can feel better.
 
WHO THIS HELPS
 
Have you ever found yourself feeling tense or unable to relax, but you’re not sure why? Or maybe you’re experiencing dread that you can’t quite pinpoint? The Anti-Anxiety Notebook is a playbook for immediately addressing what’s causing your stress—giving you a sense of greater control over your emotions.
 
HOW IT WORKS
 
Set your intentions
 
At the start of The Anti-Anxiety Notebook, you'll check-in on your anxiety and set intentions for what change you want to see and feel. Plus, read helpful therapist tips to get started journaling right away.
Knowing what you want to get out of The Anti-Anxiety Notebook will help you build self-awareness, motivation, focus—and track progress and growth—as you begin using the tools of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.
 
Learn about anxiety and the tools that work best for in-the-moment support
 
We want to empower you with research and mental health knowledge about your lived experience with anxiety. Take some time to skim through the introduction and resources in the back to orient yourself to the journaling experience.
When we understand how or why a tool or method works, we’re often much better equipped to put it into practice. Our therapists distilled some of the best practices for anxiety so you can contextualize your day-to-day journaling practice in proven methods.
 
Use the structured journal entries daily and after stressful situations
 
Each journal entry is designed for you to use daily for ongoing reflection, or for when you need it. They're meant to take the pressure off by giving you helpful prompts and options for how you want to journal.
Most of us have tried (and struggled) to insert a daily journaling exercise into our routines. Instead, the journal is here when you need it, so it never feels forced or like a chore.
 
Continue reflection with thoughtful notes crafted by therapists, for you.
 
Each journal entry includes a Note From a Therapist with open space for continued writing. These are therapist-crafted tips, prompts, and guidance to help you cultivate deeper self-awareness and more “aha!” moments.
Once you've had a chance to process and reframe your stressful situation, the reflection gives you a chance to take a step back and think about the bigger picture.