Letting Go of Overthinking in Relationships and Relationships Anxiety Workbook: Rewire Your Anxious Brain to Fix an Unhealthy

4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars | 101 ratings

Price: 17.46

Last update: 07-09-2024


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Alejandra ARELLANO ANDRADE
5.0 out of 5 stars Overthinking generates doubts and errors, think quickly to find effective resolutions
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2024
Worries and overthinking in our relationships as a couple and interpersonally, even when we are happy, bring with them thoughts of defeatism, negativity, worrying regressive frustration in some cases that even require professional medical help. Obsessive fears and anxieties lead to focusing on the origin, which, although varied according to each person, everything has an explanation or a reason. Anxiety is caused by some event, either in our evolution in the womb or as children due to abuse, mistreatment, excessive repression or tragic events beyond our reach. Or that being conscious, our minds did not have to do it for them to occur, but that is how they were educated. In any case, this wonderful book is recommended because it deals precisely with how to combat it, find out and treat it with daily exercises and manifestations, based on sayings also from successful people (Phelps 2020), for example, how to positively ignore and destroy accumulated anxiety by pouring it into productive personal relationships. and healthy, positive thoughts and healthy exercise, healthy food, integral personal habits based on values ​​such as daily prayer, breathing and exercise of the body for elasticity, strength and motor skills, which generate well-being. Thinking a lot about what if this, what if that, what why, etc. the only thing that leads to is generating doubts that hinder emotional well-being. Therefore, building solid relationships and healthy habits, both physical and mental, will help us lead a fuller and happier life. In real relationships, happiness goes hand in hand with the well-being of both people when talking about the couple. If they are both well and communicate, both will always be well. My father used to say "always together, never alone" because by creating a healthy society, you can build strengthened and majestic bridges to being separated and everyone fighting for their side. This book advises us how to have practical weekly and daily ideas and work exercises to measure the degree of progress in our process. So let's take our life partner to go together to exercise, to interact, to communicate, to pray, to practice charity and gratitude wherever we move to be able to permeate around us all the goodness that together we can achieve for ourselves and for others. the rest. Congratulations to the author for such an enriching topic. Congratulations.
Crystal W
5.0 out of 5 stars Excited
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2024
I just received the book. I read the into before I even got to the first chapter and skimmed through the book and I'm excited to read it. I could tell in the first few pages it's well thought out and has help assessments after chapters. I'm honestly surprised this book doesn't have more reviews as the books similar to it has. It seems to be one of the better structured and relatable books with out all the fancy terminology used but more down to earth and relatable. I have only read the first few pages and have to say If you are thinking about it by the book. You're probably looking at it because you are aware you have anxiety in relationships or overthinking and if that's the case buy the book. It will be beneficial. I'm a real person FYI and I don't know the author of this book at all. Just discovered who he was as I strolled and saw details about the author here. I appreciate him for writing this book. I love to see the perspectives of this from a male point of view.
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Crystal W
5.0 out of 5 stars Excited
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2024
I just received the book. I read the into before I even got to the first chapter and skimmed through the book and I'm excited to read it. I could tell in the first few pages it's well thought out and has help assessments after chapters. I'm honestly surprised this book doesn't have more reviews as the books similar to it has. It seems to be one of the better structured and relatable books with out all the fancy terminology used but more down to earth and relatable. I have only read the first few pages and have to say If you are thinking about it by the book. You're probably looking at it because you are aware you have anxiety in relationships or overthinking and if that's the case buy the book. It will be beneficial. I'm a real person FYI and I don't know the author of this book at all. Just discovered who he was as I strolled and saw details about the author here. I appreciate him for writing this book. I love to see the perspectives of this from a male point of view.
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goldybark7
4.0 out of 5 stars Self Awareness
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2023
I thought this book was very helpful in assessing my anxiety and past relationships.
I am a Psychiatric/Alcohol/Drug Counselor and a Registered Nurse, so much of the book was a review for me.
If I weren’t aware of past trauma, had PTSD (untreated), or had problems with relationships, including my marriage, it would be great for me to be able to assess areas of stress in my life.
I enjoyed the author’s style of simple writing, helping everyone to understand, whether or not he/she is familiar with any of the material.
The book gives examples of people of couples who have some of these issues. It helps that it is not in textbook form.
I did enjoy most of the book, bit much of it didn’t apply to me, as I had therapy for many years, and had already learned much of what the author was teaching.
Angela Dorris
5.0 out of 5 stars has been really valuable
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2023
This book has been really valuable, in helping me understand how our thoughts can negatively impact our relationships. It reminds us that it's not solely the fault of others. Sometimes we contribute to the difficulties well. The book provides guidance on how to address these issues and improve ourselves. It delves into the topic of anxiety. Offers strategies for dealing with it. I've gained a lot of insights from reading it so I would recommend giving it a try if you ever feel anxious. Even if you don't there's still something to take away from it. The author comes across as hearted and compassionate throughout the book.

The book explores the effects of overthinking and anxiety on relationships while also offering remedies and suggestions for cultivating habits. It even includes exercises to facilitate growth. Personally I find this book highly valuable both in curbing rumination and in fostering happiness when interacting with others. It provides guidance on breaking free from thinking patterns and embracing fulfilling connections. In addition to discussing anxiety and relationships this book offers advice on aspects such, as trust and love.

Overall this helpful book has enabled me to gain insights into my challenges while being written by an author who clearly knows their subject matter well.
I'm still not completely recovered,. At least I have a plan of action now.

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