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Myth of Stress Where Stress Really Comes from and How to Live a Happier and Healthier Life

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ISBN-10: 1439159459

ISBN-13: 9781439159453

Edition: 2010

Authors: Andrew Bernstein

List price: $36.00
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Stress comes from mental processes, not outside influences; here are 7 steps to transform and eliminate stressful thoughts.
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Book details

List price: $36.00
Copyright year: 2010
Publisher: Atria Books
Publication date: 5/4/2010
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 304
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 1.10" tall
Weight: 0.990
Language: English

Preface-How I Came to Write This Book
The Truth About Stress
The Myth Exposed
Where stress comes from.
The Iron Rule of Stress.
The Power of Insight
ActivInsight at Phoenix House.
A worksheet on "I shouldn't be here".
The 7 steps.
The point drop.
The Birth of Stress
Factual and counterfactual thinking.
Stress is not a survival advantage.
Expansive versus contractive thoughts.
Using should and shouldn't.
Insight in Action
Introduction to part two.
The Myth of Traffic
Why stressful-life-events scales are not accurate.
Measuring stress.
ActivInsight as an investment.
"There shouldn't be so much traffic."
The Myth of Anger
The ActivInsight SPIRAL.
"They shouldn't get so angry."
The Myth of Conflict Resolution
"They should see it my way."
Learning to lose.
The Myth of Weight Loss
"I should weigh less."
The stress threshold.
The paradox of insight.
The Myth of Success
"I should be more successful."
The myth of stress as a motivator.
The Myth of Financial Happiness
"I know that I'd be happier if I had more money."
Negation-checking.
ActivInsight in Context
The secret.
What you think is what you feel.
Believing is seeing.
Additive versus subtractive processes.
The Myth of Uncertainty
"I need to know what's going to happen to me."
Want versus need.
The Myth of a Broken Heart
"I want him back."
"He should still want to be with me."
The Myth of Having Too Much to Do
"I shouldn't have so much to do."
A problem versus a situation.
The Myth of Regret
"I shouldn't have done that."
Relative Peak Intelligence.
The Myth of Discrimination
"They shouldn't discriminate."
Psychological shrinkage.
The Myth of Dying Too Soon
"They shouldn't have died."
Seeing life and death as partners, not opponents.
Epilogue
Acknowledgments
Frequently Asked Questions
The ActivInsight Worksheet