6Foreword
47others.
7them.
48Chapter 12
8seriously.
49Personality Disorders
9Chapter 1
50interesting.
10The Neuroscience of Anxiety
51Narcissistic personality disorder — and no, not the social media variety. Clinical
11little too well.
52emotional instability, chaotic relationships, a deep fear of abandonment, and a fluid
12amygdala at work. Impressive, right?
53process sensory and emotional information more deeply than average, feel others'
13Types of Anxiety — When It Becomes a Disorder
54them?
14chronically about almost everything — health, money, relationships, the future — and
55how much energy, and with what boundaries.
15Chapter 2
56Chapter 13
16signal: not now, not under these conditions.
57Anxiety and the Female Body
17before stressful situations. Frequent colds. Irregular cycle. Neck pain. Poor sleep. How
58A Word for the Men Who Read This Far
18Chapter 3
59Chapter 14
19The Vicious Cycle
60Anxiety in Children and Adolescents
20construct scenarios without any supervision.
61For Parents
21satisfaction: avoidance works.
62real mental health crisis.
22Chapter 4
63powerful maintenance factors of anxiety in children.
23Risk Factors
64For Teenagers
24Chapter 5
65spectacular, less Instagram-worthy, but equally widespread.
25Exposure to Anxiety — Trauma and PTSD
66Chapter 15
26something else.
67masks, sleep, relationships, hormones, children, personality disorders, and health
27danger.
68Psychological Association and the World Health Organisation place it as the first-line
28Chapter 6
69Mindfulness — Not What You Think
29The Toxic Environment
70Exposure Therapy
30of alert.
71Physical Exercise — The Natural Antidepressant We Ignore
31Chapter 7
72Breathing — The Tool You Always Have with You
32Masked Anxiety
73Sleep — We Have Said It Before, We Are Saying It Again
33Chapter 8
74When You Need Specialised Help
34Digital Anxiety
75