Retrain Your Brain® to Unlearn Anxiety

Dr Elaine Ryan


  • CBT
  • Mindfulness
  • Relaxation Training

Start with self-help - stepped care model of therapy


I recommend a stepped care approach to treatment, where you start with the most effective, but least intensive type of treatment, before moving up to the next level.


Step 1 Start with self-help
Step 2 If self-help was not enough, move up to the next step and meet with a therapist for individual therapy


Benefits for you


Self-help allows you to explore all the models of therapy such as CBT without the time and expense of individual therapy.

Available in the privacy of your home and you can access your course 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Completely confidential.


I've included CBT in the course but also wanted to include information that you might not get with a CBT therapist, such as the role of memory and anxiety, and information on how your brain works.

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Look inside the course

Retrain Your Brain® follows the same format as a session with me in person, the video will explain what are the best options for you.


Retrain Your Brain®


Train your brain to think differently

Educate yourself about how your brain works

Understand what really causes your anxiety


Retrain Your Brain® is based on Science

and follows the same techniques I use and developed in my private practice


Over 2500 people have taken this course and I have a dynamic feedback form

where you can see how other people have rated the course


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Reviews are saying this course is better than attending a face to face therapist!


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The course contains


NeuroScience

Information on how your brain works is fundamental, I believe to reducing anxiety, and is left out by many therapists, who are not trained in the brain.

You will learn how your brain has evolved to avoid threats, and you'll be surprised to see that these threats, can be 'speaking with your boss', 'meeting friends', or going somewhere that you think may 'trigger your anxiety.'


Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

CBT is a recommended treatment for anxiety and is included in my course along with all the examples and worksheets that you shall need.


Mindfulness

I have also included a section on Mindfulness in this course, as I believe it is necessary to teach you how to respond differently to the things that are causing you anxiety.



What do I mean by Retrain Your Brain®?


Retrain Your Brain®

Many difficulties can be overcome when you fully understand your problem . I can help you with this.

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Course Curriculum


  Start Here
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  The different pathways to Anxiety
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  Assessments
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  Calming the different pathways to anxiety
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  Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
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  Memory and Emotions
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  Fear and Anxiety
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  The Symptoms of Anxiety
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  Calming it all down
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  Distraction Techniques and Exercises
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  Your feedback
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You've nothing to lose but your anxiety

Frequently Asked Questions


When does the course start and finish?
If you have a monthly subscription: The course immediately and lasts as long as you keep your subscription. When you no longer need your course, just cancel your subscription. If you have a one time purchase for 6 months; the course starts immediately and you have access for the next 6 months.
Refund Policy
If you are not happy with your course, please contact us within the first 30 days for a full refund.

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Your Instructor


Dr Elaine Ryan
Dr Elaine Ryan

Dr of Psychology

Chartered Psychologist with The British Psychological Society

Member of The UK Society for Behavioural Medicine

Member of the Division of Neuropsychology, BPS

Member of the Division of Health Psychology, BPS