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Understanding Anxiety: Know Your Triggers and Build Coping Skills

Understanding Anxiety: Know Your Triggers and Build Coping Skills

Understand anxiety, find your triggers and build everyday coping skills: calming your body, working with anxious thoughts and facing fears gradually. 50 written lessons plus 10 practice downloads. Self-help, not treatment.

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Expiry period Lifetime
Made in English
Last updated at Sun Oct 2026
Level
Beginner
Total lectures 60
Total quizzes 10
Total duration 11:20:00 Hours
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Short description Understand anxiety, find your triggers and build everyday coping skills: calming your body, working with anxious thoughts and facing fears gradually. 50 written lessons plus 10 practice downloads. Self-help, not treatment.
Outcomes
  • Explain what anxiety is, how the body's alarm works and why anxiety can keep itself going
  • Recognise the main kinds of anxiety, and know when and where to get help in each UK nation
  • Keep an anxiety diary, spot patterns and map your own triggers
  • Use grounding, calming breathing and a personal card to get through anxious moments and panic
  • Catch anxious predictions, weigh them up and live a little more easily with uncertainty
  • Face feared situations step by step with a fear ladder, and cut back on checking and reassurance
  • Handle work, journeys, appointments and social situations with less avoidance
  • Support someone you care about without taking over, and know what to do in an emergency
  • Write your own coping plan, spot early warning signs and get the most from professional help
Requirements
  • No previous knowledge needed
  • A notebook, or a printer for the worksheets (you can also fill them in on screen), and a spreadsheet program if you'd like to use the diary and ladder spreadsheets
  • This is an education and self-help course, not a diagnosis or treatment; if anxiety is affecting your daily life, please talk to your GP

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