Learning to accept uncertainty can ease anxiety symptoms from "summary" of The Anxiety & Phobia Workbook by Edmund J. Bourne
Uncertainty is a common trigger for anxiety. Many people who struggle with anxiety have a deep-seated need for certainty and control in their lives. They may feel compelled to constantly seek reassurance or overanalyze situations in order to eliminate any uncertainty. However, this need for certainty can actually worsen anxiety symptoms in the long run. Learning to accept uncertainty is a key step in managing anxiety. When we acknowledge that uncertainty is a natural part of life, we can begin to let go of the need for absolute control. This shift in mindset can help us become more comfortable with ambiguity and unpredictability. By accepting that we cannot know everything or predict every outcome, we can start to reduce the power that uncertainty holds over us. It's important to recognize that uncertainty is an inherent aspect of the human experience. No one can predict the future with complete accuracy, and trying to do so only le...
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