How can CBT help with anxiety?
Cognitive behavioral therapy explores connections between thoughts, feelings, and actions. You might work with a therapist to notice an anxious prediction, examine the evidence, and practice a manageable response to something you have been avoiding. The work is collaborative and should fit your circumstances.
Our Braintree CBT article includes a free visual guide to automatic negative thoughts. Use it to notice a pattern with curiosity, not to dismiss a real problem or criticize yourself for feeling anxious.