Anxiety Relief Workbook | 6-Week CBT Program | Anxiety Worksheets | Printable PDF

Anxiety Relief Workbook | 6-Week CBT Program | Anxiety Worksheets | Printable PDF

$27.99
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Anxiety Relief Workbook | 6-Week CBT Program | Anxiety Worksheets | Printable PDF

Anxiety Relief Workbook | 6-Week CBT Program | Anxiety Worksheets | Printable PDF

$27.99

Anxiety Relief Workbook: 6-Week CBT Program
Cognitive strategies for anxiety management

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy techniques to reduce anxiety and reclaim peace. This 210-page workbook turns proven CBT tools into a clear six-week plan you can follow at your own pace, with real-life stories, daily exercises and printable worksheets.

The 6-Week Program

  • Week 1: Awareness and Baseline – track where your anxiety shows up right now
  • Week 2: Breathing and Grounding – regulate the body first
  • Week 3: Thought Work – catch and challenge anxious thinking with the ABC model
  • Week 4: Facing Fear – build a fear hierarchy using exposure principles
  • Week 5: Worry Management – contain the uncontrollable
  • Week 6: Consolidation – lock in your progress with a daily practice menu

What's Inside

  • Chapter 1: The Anatomy of Anxiety
  • Chapter 2: The CBT Framework
  • Chapter 3: The 6-Week Program
  • Chapter 4: When Anxiety Fights Back (handling setbacks)
  • Chapter 5: Becoming the Person Anxiety Does Not Control
  • Appendix A: Printable worksheets and templates, including the Week 1 Baseline Tracker
  • Appendix B: Further reading and tool recommendations
  • Appendix C: Glossary of terms
  • Bonus: Quick-Reference Tool Card

How It Works

  1. Add to cart and check out.
  2. Download your PDF from the link you receive after purchase.
  3. Print the worksheets or fill them in on a tablet.

Format: Digital PDF workbook, 210 pages.

Please Note

  • This is a digital product. Nothing will be shipped.
  • For personal use only. Please don't share or resell the file.
  • See our Digital Download Policy for refund details.

This workbook is a self-help resource for educational purposes. It is not a substitute for diagnosis or treatment by a qualified mental health professional. If you are in crisis, contact your local emergency number or a crisis line such as 988 in the US.

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