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Hello, friends! Given how we are all still in the midst of this pandemic, I thought it would be great to dive into another entire module from my online course, Kick Anxiety’s Ass, which I have extended enrollments in throughout COVID-19. This is module 6: Lifestyles of the Free and the Painless.
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Why hello, everyone. I hope your quarantine is slightly less maddening than mine… I will likely be putting out episodes that are directly or indirectly related to our collective experience of the covid-19 pandemic for a while.
Today’s episode is an entire module from my online course, Kick Anxiety’s Ass, which I have extended enrollments in until this pandemic has chilled the heck out. This is module 8: The World Is Crazy.
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Hello, friends! This is a re-release of episode 98, which is an episode that I refer back to quite often on the show. I talk about the concept of exposure as it relates to anxiety and take you through different techniques for lowering your sensitivity to anxiety. This is must-know information for those that are serious about taking their lives back from anxiety.
One of the coolest things that has popped up since I initially released Kick Anxiety’s Ass, a 10-week system to help you take your life back from anxiety, has been that people keep emailing me asking if there is a way to get a group discount for their book club, therapy group, or simply their interested family members. I’m happy to announce that I am now offering a scaling group discount on the course!
Since I created my online course for anxiety, I have gotten a lot of questions about online courses for mental health issues in general. I totally understand. They aren’t super common yet and people want to make sure they are doing something that is safe, effective, and cost-effective. In this post, I’d like to compare and contrast typical in-person therapy with online courses for mental health.