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Keeping a journal can track anxiety triggers and patterns from "summary" of The Anxiety & Phobia Workbook by Edmund J. Bourne

Keeping a journal can be a useful tool in understanding your anxiety triggers and patterns. By recording your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors in a journal, you can start to see connections between different situations and your anxiety levels. This can help you identify specific triggers that may be causing your anxiety to spike. When you keep a journal, you can track not only what triggers your anxiety, but also how you respond to those triggers. You may notice certain patterns in your behavior or thought processes that contribute to your anxiety. For example, you may see that you tend to catastrophize situations or engage in negative self-talk when faced with a particular trigger. In addition to identifying triggers and patterns, keeping a journal can also help you track your progress over time. By looking back at previous entries, you can see how far you've come in managing your anxiety and what strategies have been most effective for you. This can be a source of motivation and encouragement as you continue to work on managing your anxiety. Furthermore, keeping a journal can provide a sense of control over your anxiety. By actively documenting your experiences and emotions, you are taking steps to better understand and cope with your anxiety. This can help you feel more empowered and less overwhelmed by your feelings.
  1. Keeping a journal is a simple yet effective way to gain insight into your anxiety triggers and patterns. It can help you identify specific situations that cause your anxiety to increase, recognize patterns in your behavior and thought processes, track your progress over time, and feel more in control of your anxiety. So, grab a notebook and start jotting down your thoughts – you may be surprised at what you discover about your anxiety.
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The Anxiety & Phobia Workbook

Edmund J. Bourne

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