Free Yourself from Death Anxiety

There is so much in the book that I found interesting and relevant to me. The exercises, explained in a way that is easily accessible, can be applied to more than just death anxiety; the information around mental health generally, death anxiety, the causes are presented clearly and calmly. The book is like listening to a sensible friend: quiet, calm and clear-headed. Whether you are concerned that you have a death anxiety, or you know you do, or simply you are concerned that you might not be living life to its fullest, this book is worth exploring. – Alberta Gutteridge, Host of the North London Death Cafe“Really nicely written, it’s clear and accessible … I think it will be of interest to quite a lot of people … it’s not just a self-help book for if you’re worried about death and dying, it’s more practical and useful!” – Dr. Bethan Michael-Fox * The Death Studies Podcast *I am so glad I reviewed this book as reading it has been transformative. I had no idea death anxiety was its own thing and to find my symptoms and experiences laid out before was an emotional experience. I will be continuing to use this book to help myself live my life freely – Zoey Mitchell, Anxiety UK Participation Group member * Anxiety UK *Although billed as ‘self-help’, there is much to be gained for professionals from this clearly written, comprehensive book. – Jeanine Connor, psychodynamic psychotherapist * Therapy Today *

David Veale is a Consultant Psychiatrist at SLaM and the Nightingale Hospital. He is a Visiting Professor in CBT at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, King’s College London. David is recognised as an international expert in emetophobia and is the author of several books on the topic of health anxiety, OCD, BDD and depression.