Escape anxious thinking loops for good

Escaping Anxious Thinking Loops founders' price £120

Break free from anxious thinking loops and reclaim your peace of mind.

If you’re plagued with thoughts spiralling out of control, it's time to discover how to turn your thinking life around.  Too often we try to muddle through, worrying, groping for clarity, hoping that the irrational chaos will stop.  But breaking free from anxious thinking requires strategy and easy, practical things to do, for both our rational and unconscious minds.

The cost of being overwhelmed by anxious thinking loops

Anxious thinking loops make us feel frustrated and helpless.  They play havoc with our emotional responses, distort how we see events and situations, and sabotage our decision-making.  

Can you relate to any of these?  They can happen on their own or several at the same time.

  • Our natural negative bias - we are so focused on the risk, we get obsessed with the possible danger, and can’t see a way out, or plan successfully for a good outcome.
  • Generalising - our brains naturally make short cuts all the time, so if something bad (or good) happens once, we persuade ourselves that it will always happen that way.  This prevents us from assessing situations clearly, seeing the options, and making the right decisions.
  • Catastrophising - our imagination leads us straight to the worst possible scenarios, and we can’t break free to imagine more realistic or successful outcomes.  This stops us effectively from planning successful outcomes, and can be hugely distressing.
  • Black and white thinking - we can only imagine one very particular, successful outcome, and anything else feels wrong.  We exclude all other ways of achieving success, except for our ideal way.  This drastically narrows our options, and makes us feel helpless.  It also means that if the ideal (white) outcome does not happen, then we dive straight into catastrophising (black thinking).
  • Labelling - we label ourselves or others, as ‘hardworking’, or ‘lazy’, ‘courageous’, or ‘fearful’, ‘intelligent’, or ‘dim’.  Labels restrict us and don’t allow us (or anyone else) to grow or change.  They keep us trapped.
  • Personalising - we take everything personally, we imagine it’s all our fault, or it’s all about us. This prevents us from seeing what is really going on and puts us under terrible mental pressure, and emotional distress.

Being dragged into anxious thinking loops feels awful, hijacks our emotions, clouds our rational thinking, and impacts our decision-making.  It can even prevent us from taking action, even when we know (theoretically) the right thing to do.

 

How is this programme going to help?

You're going to discover how to spot, interrupt, and dissolve the anxious thinking loops that keep you miserable, fearful, and feeling helpless inside.

You're going to be able to slow down your racing thoughts, see things clearly for what they are, and make the decisions that are right for you or the situation.  

You're going to be able to take action without overthinking, overanalysing, or spending sleepless nights worrying.

In short videos (maximum twenty minutes long), we identify the our negative bias at work, and the five  major types of anxious thinking loops. We discover how to spot them, and exactly how to avoid them.  Then we make sure we can do it for our own loops.

We then practise three simple mindset hacks to prevent anxious thinking loops occurring in the first place.

Then we go deep into the unconscious brain and discover easy mind-body hand movements which slow our racing thoughts down, so we can escape the loop and bring our thoughts back under our control.  

 

This is what you get:

  • The low-down on our natural negative bias and how it affects everything.  Plus videos on
  • Catastrophising
  • Generalising
  • Black and white thinking
  • Labelling
  • Personalising
  • Mindset one:  from fixed to growth mindset
  • Mindset two:  looking for what is possible
  • Mindset three:  for when we don't have everything we think we need
  • Wordless, unconscious brain intervention:  slowing down racing thoughts

 

Expert Guidance

The programme is designed and presented by Anne Cheshire SEP, MNIMH, director of the Trauma Recovery Clinic, with over 15 years of experience in trauma therapy.  Her approach targets both the unconscious and rational parts of the brain.

Practical Solutions

You get simple, easy things to do to help you manage and overcome anxious thinking loops like generalising, catastrophising, personalising, and our natural negative bias.  We also include mindset hacks and a simple, effective unconscious brain exercise.

Personalised Approach

Everyone gets caught in anxious thinking loops, but everyone's experience with anxiety is also different, so the videos are geared around practice with different kinds of loops, to suit you.  It’s all about making the exercises work for you, rather than just learning a theory.

Imagine a life free from the chains of anxious thinking.

If you experience the following, you may be struggling with negative thinking loops:

  • Always overanalysing everything
  • Always going around and around and never coming to a conclusion
  • Never making decisions, or always procrastinating.
  • Second-guessing yourself, full of doubt, lacking confidence.
  • Feeling as if everything is always your fault
  • Feeling that the world is set against you
  • Sleepless nights, or waking up worrying

'Escaping Anxious Thinking Loops' will equip you with the tools to break free, at the founders' price of £120

You can add on an entirely optional VIP upgrade of extra one-to-one consultations with Anne after purchase, if you want additional support

Escaping Anxious Thinking Loops £120