About this ebook
Millions of people suffer from anxiety—it can keep you trapped in the “worry cycle.” When you’re under stress, your thoughts are racing, and you find yourself repeating the same anxious patterns over and over again, it has a negative impact on your relationships, health, and overall well-being. So, how do you get past your anxiety to increase peace and relaxation in your life? Yoga-cognitive behavioral therapy (Y-CBT) can help.
This book offers the first research-based model to combine the benefits of traditional psychological practice with the therapeutic benefits of Kundalini yoga—often referred to as the yoga of awareness. This combination will enable you to effectively address both problematic thought patterns and the physiologic outcomes of emotional distress simultaneously.
With the proven-effective techniques provided in The Yoga-CBT Workbook for Anxiety, you’ll find peace for your anxious mind and a state of relaxation for your body. More than just being able to manage your anxiety and stress, you’ll be ready to transform your whole life for the better.
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About the author
Julie Greiner-Ferris, LICSW, has over twenty-five years of experience in the treatment of mental health issues. A graduate of Boston College School of Social Work, she is cocreator of yoga-cognitive behavioral therapy (Y-CBT), and is currently program director of outpatient services at Riverside Community Care in Upton, MA.
Manjit Kaur Khalsa, EdD, is cocreator of Y-CBT. An experienced psychologist, she practices at Riverside Community Care in Upton, MA, and has a private practice in Millis, MA. She is a longtime Kundalini yoga teacher, student of Yogi Bhajan, and president of Sikh Dharma of Massachusetts—the corporation which oversees the Guru Ram Das Ashram in Millis, MA.
