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Managing Anxiety

A seven-week psychoeducation programme for understanding anxiety and practising evidence-informed responses.

7 modules39 short lessonsFlexible lessonsPrivate progress

Why this course

Support that makes the next step clearer.

The introduction opens immediately after purchase. One new module opens each week for seven weeks. Lessons include essential teaching, optional depth, private reflection and practical activities. This is education rather than therapy, diagnosis or crisis care.

Inside the course

A clear route from overload to a workable plan

Seven modules take you from understanding anxiety to finding practical ways forward. Return to each lesson whenever it helps.

Module 1

Understanding Anxiety

What anxiety is, why it exists, when it becomes a problem, and what happens in the body.

5 lessons

Create: Your anxiety signature

Module 2

How Anxiety Develops and Persists

How anxiety develops in the brain and body, what keeps it going, and why experiences differ.

5 lessons

Create: A cycle you can interrupt

Module 3

Worry, Thinking and Uncertainty

How worry, thinking patterns, uncertainty, and reassurance can keep anxiety going.

5 lessons

Create: Your worry decision card

Module 4

Common Forms of Anxiety

Common ways anxiety can show up, and the patterns these experiences share.

8 lessons

Create: Pattern and support comparison

Module 5

Living with Anxiety

How anxiety can affect decisions, relationships, work, sleep, and everyday wellbeing.

5 lessons

Create: An everyday support map

Module 6

Evidence-Informed Ways of Managing Anxiety

Approaches to managing anxiety, what they can help with, and when to seek more support.

6 lessons

Create: A support-options conversation card

Module 7

Integrating and Continuing

Bring your learning together, respond to setbacks, and make a plan for what comes next.

5 lessons

Create: Your personal course plan

The people behind the course

Psychology-informed, carefully explained

Happy Mind Society was founded by Alana Robinson and Kirsty Hawker. Both hold BSc (Hons) Psychology with Counselling degrees from Abertay University. Alana is the lead course writer; Kirsty is the lead workbook author and studies digital health tools through a funded MSc in Applied AI and User Experience.

The lessons distinguish established findings from plausible explanations, link to sources, and make room for uncertainty. The course is psychoeducation, not therapy or an individual assessment.

Meet the creators and read their backgrounds →

Your course progress, written notes and module plans follow your account. Private writing is not shared with course staff.

Start by looking around

See how the lessons feel before deciding what comes next.

Try the whole first lesson, including the teaching, cast perspective and a working activity, before you decide.

Try the full sample lesson