Belief in fear
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Coping confidence
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Help with exposure
- Choose one exposure. Pick a situation, thought, image, or script you are willing to practice with.
- Name the feared outcome. Write what anxiety says might happen.
- Set safety behaviors aside. Practice without checking, reassurance, avoidance, or other rituals you are working on reducing.
- Start and stay with it. Let discomfort rise and fall while you continue the exposure.
- Check in briefly. Log belief in the fear and confidence as the practice unfolds.
- Reflect afterward. Compare what happened with what anxiety predicted.
Use this alongside your clinician's guidance. If an exposure feels unclear or too intense, adjust it with support.
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