What changes by the end
Not promises — the things people actually report.
- A GAD-7 score you can watch change
- The things you avoid, done again — in order
- The physical spike handled without leaving
- A relapse plan for the next stressful month
Anyone whose worry, avoidance or physical symptoms have lasted more than a few weeks.
The plan, week by week
All of it, before you pay.
Triggers, avoidance and the body — mapped honestly.
This week: GAD-7 and a week of tracking.Formulation: how your anxiety keeps itself alive.
This week: One avoidance named.Breath, tension and the spike — practical, not calming clichés.
This week: Daily drill.Catching, testing and answering the thought — properly, not positively.
This week: Three thought records.Your ladder, starting with something you can actually do.
This week: Two rungs.Session four: harder steps with help.
This week: Two more rungs.Money, health, family — worry that has a real object.
This week: Worry time.Session five: your relapse plan and repeat GAD-7.
This week: Write the plan.What's included
- 5 one-to-one sessions with a clinical psychologist (50 minutes each, video or audio)
- A 8-week plan with one practice a week — never homework for its own sake
- Worksheets and summaries after every session, kept in your account
- Message your clinician between sessions
- Progress measured, so you can see what moved
- HopeQure AI for the days in between — free while you're on the programme