Trauma Anxiety Anger

Anger is one of your six basic emotions, and it has its place. Anger is a natural human emotion, and when it’s managed well, it’s a useful tool. So how do you know if it’s time to put measures in place to guide you back to a feeling of calm? If you frequently get angry, your anger is affecting your relationships, or your anger makes you feel stressed out, anxious, or guilty, then it’s time to start making changes. And the best part is…it doesn’t require a single anger management class. It just requires you and your determination to change your life.

Understand how psychotherapy works, build more resilience, and overcome negative cycle of self-sabotage with this ultimate guide to building brain strength and self-empowerment. Learn how to use cognitive behavioral therapy to reshape your life and stay on the path for a complete change in your outlook and emotional state.

If you are ready to discover the single nerve that can unlock your body's natural self-healing abilities and help you get rid of physical and mental health disorders, and transform your life, then keep reading...Nature has equipped us with a natural self-healing mechanism that has the potential to enable our bodies to heal and repair themselves. This natural self-healing mechanism is in all of us, and all you need to access its knowledge on how the vital organ systems in the body work to bring this about.

Inside this audiobook, you'll find an advanced guide to overcoming depression, anxiety, anger, and trauma through the healing power of vagus nerve and cognitive behavioral techniques. This audiobook is a bundle of two books: Vagus Nerve and CBT.

Ever since the polyvagal theory was developed by Dr. Stephen Porges, this breakthrough has taken the world of clinical and therapeutic medicine by storm. This groundbreaking discovery is drawing back the curtain on how the autonomic nervous system controls our physical responses and emotional reactions, many of which are extremely primal and were developed as protective and defense mechanisms early in our evolution.