Chapter 1 Anxiety: Causes and Effects
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Chapter 2 Self-Diagnosing Your Anxiety
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Chapter 3 Types of Anxiety Disorders
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Chapter 4: Anxiety, Your Brain, and Medication
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Chapter 5 Nutrition
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Chapter 6 Herbs
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Chapter 7 Environmental Changes
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Chapter 8 Exercise
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Chapter 10 Relationships, Purpose, and Spirituality
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Chapter 11 Changes, Demands, Supports
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Chapter 12 Finding and Working with the Right Practitioner
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Chapter 13 Putting It All Together: Your Anxiety Success Plan
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