“Bourne and Garano offer a delightfully helpful workbook for those who experience anxiety and those who counsel them. It is up-to-date, thorough, and most importantly, doable! Readers will find it immensely practical and impactful.”
—Timothy A. Sisemore, PhD, director of research and professor of counseling and psychology at Richmont Graduate University, and author of The Clinician’s Guide to Exposure Therapies for Anxiety Spectrum Disorders
“Edmund Bourne, in the revised second edition of Coping with Anxiety, a step-by-step self-help book, expertly guides readers through ten ways to reduce anxiety and improve coping skills. He covers relaxation, thinking skills, confronting challenging situations, exercise, and diet, as well as ways to nourish oneself, simplify life, and reduce worry. He includes exercises and questionnaires. The book is an important and highly useful contribution to the field.”
—Lynne Henderson, founder of the Social Fitness Center; founder and codirector, with Philip Zimbardo, of The Shyness Institute; and author of Helping Your Shy and Socially Anxious Client and The Compassionate-Mind Guide to Building Social Confidence
“Edmund Bourne is one of the top experts on the subject of anxiety. … Coping with Anxiety is a valuable, up-to-date resource filled with very helpful information for those who suffer from anxiety, and for professionals who want to expand their knowledge in this area. This book provides a road map to creating a calmer, more relaxed, and peaceful way of life.”
—Janet E. Esposito, MSW, author of In the SpotLight and Getting Over Stage Fright
“In their new book, Coping with Anxiety, Edmund Bourne and Lorna Garano have done a very nice job of updating and adding new approaches to the first edition of the book. … The authors note in the introduction that in a single year, some fifty million Americans suffer with anxiety of some form. In Coping with Anxiety, they offer readers many helpful, accessible, and quite varied methods to better manage and cope with whatever form of anxiety they face. This book is a broad and accessible resource for anyone struggling to manage anxiety.”
—Jeffrey Brantley, MD, founding director of the Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction Program at Duke Integrative Medicine, assistant consulting professor in the department of psychiatry and behavioral science at Duke University Medical Center, author of Calming Your Anxious Mind, and coauthor of Daily Meditations for Calming Your Angry Mind
“This engaging book has an easy, encouraging, and calming flow. Practically everyone who suffers from one or more form of anxiety can greatly benefit from following the authors’ carefully mapped, scientifically supported path to relief from anxiety.”
—Bill Knaus, EdD, author of The Cognitive Behavioral Workbook for Depression and The Cognitive Behavioral Workbook for Anxiety
“Here is a book for all of us. Coping with Anxiety teaches us to quiet our noisy worries, settle our problems rationally, smooth out our daily tensions, and nourish our physical body. Living life to the fullest means that we must weather all kinds of challenges. Within these pages we learn how to find the calm in the eye of the storm.”
—Reid Wilson, PhD, author of Stopping the Noise in Your Head
“This is the first book anyone struggling with anxiety should read. It offers clear and effective help, and proven and doable solutions. An extraordinary resource for overcoming fear and anxiety.”
—Matthew McKay, PhD, coauthor of Thoughts and Feelings
“Just when you thought a manual was perfect, Ed Bourne has improved on it. One of the most comprehensive, relatable, and easy-to-implement manuals on how to relieve your anxiety. Highly recommended.”
—Jennifer V. Owens MA, LPC, counselor specializing in treating anxiety disorders incorporating cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and founder of Fly with the Greatest of Ease, a program for fearful fliers
