Retraining the Brain by Frank Lawlis

Retraining the Brain by Frank Lawlis

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Retraining the Brain by Frank Lawlis

Learn how to manage stress and anxiety by retraining your brain with this book from the New York Times bestselling author of The ADD Answer and the chief content advisor for the Dr. Phil show.

With his bestselling books, Frank Lawlis has brought psychological relief to millions. Now, he addresses one of the most common challenges of everyday life--dealing with stress and anxiety.

In Retraining the Brain, Dr. Lawlis clearly explains the neurological factors that make stress so traumatizing and lays out a powerful plan for changing our brains to improve the way we cope. The secret is to take advantage of our brain plasticity, our ability to essentially reprogram the way we think simply by following this forty-five-day program to change our behavior. Drawing on his work at his renowned clinic, Dr. Lawlis takes us through the different types of stressors and shows how we can apply the principles of brain plasticity to hardwire new, healthier response patterns. With its simple but effective exercises, Retraining the Brain offers an exciting new method for reducing stress and increasing our overall happiness.
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ISBN 13 9780452295629
ISBN 10 0452295629
Title Retraining the Brain
Author Frank Lawlis
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Plume
Year published 2009-09-29
Number of pages 304
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.