Anxiety
🌱 Practice
Worry Time Scheduling

Designate a specific 15-minute window each day for worrying, and postpone worries until then.
Why it works
Paradoxically, giving worry a time slot reduces its power. Your brain learns worries can wait, breaking the constant rumination habit.
Step 1
Choose a 15-minute window today for your 'worry time' (not before bed).
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