EXPOSURE THERAPY

  • Techniques to master exposure therapy
  • 6 parts, self-paced
  • For mobile, tablet or computer
  • Developed by psychologists

A tool that focuses on exposure as a method. Research shows that this type of treatment is evidence based and have effect on many types of anxiety, phobias and OCD. It contains exercises, tasks and information that are used in outpatient treatment courses.

USD $79

Content:
Exposure

USD $99

Content:
Exposure
Phobia
Social Anxiety

USD $149

Content:
Exposure
Phobia
Social Anxiety
Anxiety
Stress
Panic attacks
Health Anxiety
Depression
Sleep Problems
Worries & GAD
Self-Esteem
Perfectionism

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Who is this tool for?

A tool for those who struggle with anxiety such as spiders, or more complex anxiety such as social anxiety, infection or frightening thoughts. The tool focuses on exposure, which research shows has a good effect on such anxiety.

Content of this tool

This tool helps you understand avoidance and gradually face your fears through exposure. It consists of six parts:

  1. Intro
    You learn what exposure is, how fear works, and why avoidance makes anxiety worse. You are introduced to how exposure can help you overcome anxiety step by step.
  2. Avoidance
    You explore how avoidance and safety behaviours keep anxiety going, and how thoughts are affected when you try to escape fear instead of facing it.
  3. Planning
    You prepare for exposure by identifying fears, building an exposure hierarchy, and making a concrete plan for your first steps.
  4. Exposure
    You practice exposure in real situations, repeat the exercises, and learn to follow the plan even when fear is strong.
  5. Challenges
    You get strategies for handling common obstacles such as feeling overwhelmed, lack of time, or difficulties with social support.
  6. Moving forward
    You look back at what you have achieved, reflect on setbacks, and create a plan to prevent relapse and maintain long-term change.

«It was very clear and easy to understand. Nice variation between reading, seeing / hearing and doing.»

«It felt so GOOD to read! I did not feel so weird anymore, the online course normalized my problems.»

«I liked that it is instructive, in a way so that the basic knowledge is easy to understand. Also like the warm words along the way well.»

«I liked that it was easily explained. Enjoyed watching the videos.»