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# Date & Time User Module Table Action Record Description Details
7989 20 Aug 2026
08:54:28 AM
Andleeb razzaq
andleeb@gmail.com
cbt_add cbt Added 218 New record added in `cbt` (ID: 218)
Date & Time 2026-08-20 08:54:28 User Andleeb razzaq (andleeb@gmail.com)
Module cbt_add Table cbt
Record ID 218 Affected Rows 1
IP Address 182.191.77.25 Page /cbt_add.php
Description New record added in `cbt` (ID: 218)
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{
    "cbt_title": "Developing Assertiveness to Manage Anxiety",
    "cbt_image": "",
    "cbt_order": "45",
    "cbt_summary": "<p>Imagine you are in a situation where you are often taken advantage of because you're not assertive. For example, at work, you always say yes to extra tasks even when it’s overwhelming, and this makes you feel helpless and anxious. You might also find it hard to express your thoughts and feelings clearly, and your body language shows this with a lack of eye contact and hesitation when speaking. This non-assertive behavior can increase your anxiety because you constantly feel like you're not okay.</p><p>Now, let's switch gears. If you become more assertive, things can change. You start standing up for yourself, expressing your feelings honestly, and making choices that benefit you. When you're assertive, you convey the message, \"I'm okay, and you're okay.\" Your body language becomes confident, with direct eye contact and clear, steady speech.</p><p>Being assertive can actually help reduce anxiety. When you assertively communicate your needs and boundaries, you're less likely to be taken advantage of, and this decreases feelings of helplessness. You also feel more in control of your life and relationships, which boosts your self-confidence and self-respect, ultimately lowering anxiety. Let’s Practice:</p><p><b>●</b> <b>Broken Record</b>: Be persistent and keep saying what you want over and over again without getting angry, irritated, or loud. Stick to your point.</p><p><b>●</b> <b>Free Information: </b>Learn to listen to the other person and follow-up on free information people offer about themselves. This free information gives you something to talk about.</p><p><b>●</b> <b>Self-Disclosure: </b>Assertively disclose information about yourself how you think, feel, and react to the other person’s information. This gives the other person information about you.</p><p><b>●</b> <b>Fogging</b>: An assertive coping skill is dealing with criticism. Do not deny any criticism and do not counter-attack with criticism of your own.</p>"
}