Finally a Teen Anxiety Book That Leaves Out the Psychobabble!

PHOENIX - July 21, 2016 - PRLog -- Newly released Anxiety Sucks! A Teen Survival Guide is changing the face of teen self-help books. Written by child therapist, Natasha Daniels, Anxiety Sucks offers a refreshing view on how to kick anxiety's butt.

After sitting in therapy sessions year after year, Natasha got fed up with parents buying books their teens never finished. "I have yet to meet a kid who has read a self-help book all the way through."

Natasha knows teens. She's been talking to them for the last sixteen years. She also knows anxiety. Having suffered from anxiety herself in her teen years, she knows the anxiety dictator first hand.

She decided to write a book the way she speaks to teens. Raw, candid and at times funny. She doesn't talk about journaling, charting emotions or any other psychobabble. She cuts to the chase. She shows teens how anxiety is dominating them and she teaches them mad skills to take back their life.

When Natasha Daniels is not in her private practice, she is writing for her site http://www.anxioustoddlers.com, where she offers parenting advice for all ages. She is also a frequent contributor to PsychCentral, Huffington Post and The Mighty.

Anxiety Sucks! A Teen Survival Guide is available on Amazon for $9.99. You can read more about Natasha Daniels on her site http://www.AnxiousToddlers.com/about. You can contact her at info@anxioustoddlers.com or at 480-612-4444.