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[IN-PERSON] Group Therapy: Managing Anxiety (4 weeks) - 16 May
[IN-PERSON] Group Therapy: Managing Anxiety (4 weeks) - 16 May
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4-Week Anxiety Programme
A short, guided group programme focused on understanding anxiety, managing overthinking, and building sustainable coping strategies.
IN PERSON (Sandton)
SATURDAYS AT 09H00
2 Hours
Medical aid rates or R550 per session
Week 1: Understanding Anxiety and Self-Awareness (2 Hours) – 16 May
Understand how anxiety works in the mind and body, identify your triggers, and begin building awareness of your personal anxiety patterns.
Week 2: Overthinking and Thought Patterns (2 Hours) – 23 May
Learn how anxious thoughts are formed, recognize patterns like overthinking and catastrophizing, and develop tools to challenge and reframe them.
Week 3: Nervous System Regulation and Coping (2 Hours) – 30 May
Learn practical techniques to manage anxiety in real time, including grounding, breathing, and regulating emotional overwhelm.
Week 4: Behaviour Patterns and Sustainable Change (2 Hours) – 6 June
Understand how avoidance, people pleasing, and high-functioning anxiety are maintained, and build habits that support long term emotional wellbeing.
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