Manage your Anxiety - Every Little Thing is Gonna be Alright

Manage your Anxiety - Every Little Thing is Gonna be Alright

Are you an excessive worrier and it's ruining your daily life? Let's go from chaos to calm and learn to minimise anxiety if your life.

By The Chaotic Mind Coach

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Thu, 13 Jun 2024 12:00 - 13:30 PDT

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Online

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Manage your Anxiety - Every Little Thing is Gonna be Alright

Join us for an online event to help you manage your anxiety and find peace in these challenging times. These interactive sessions aim to provide you with practical tools and techniques to cope with anxiety.

Feeling overwhelmed? Don't worry, we've got your back! Our expert Chaotic Mind Coach - Natalie Chambers, will guide you through various strategies to calm your mind and regain control. Whether it's deep breathing exercises, mindfulness techniques, or tips for positive thinking, we've got every little thing covered.

Don't miss this opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals, share experiences, and learn from each other. Remember, you're not alone in this journey. Together, we can conquer anxiety and embrace a brighter future.

Learning to manage anxiety will help you recognise and manage your own anxiety with useful tools to use to help you cope better and achieve a positive mindset and reset the affects on the body. Get to know how your body is responding and how you can reset using techniques to control anxiety and help keep you calm in a crisis and beyond.


This workshop aims to:

  • Develop an awareness of anxiety.
  • Recognise the signs and symptoms of anxiety and own personal triggers.
  • Produce an individual strategy, and gain workable tools to utilise, to manage low-level anxiety effectively.


Register now and take the first step towards a more relaxed and peaceful life. Let's face anxiety head-on, because every little thing is gonna be alright!


"Man is not worried about real problems so much as by his imagined anxieties about real problems". - Epictetus

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