Appendix A: Survival Guide Anxiety Video Transcript

Video: Survival Guide Anxiety

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Meet Jin like you, he’s a student Jin is standing outside smiling
Jin struggles with anxiety Jin sighs and frowns. Thought bubbles appear with the words time waster, stupid, no one cares and failure
He feels worried, shaking and irritable Jin is in an office, his face turns red and steam comes from his ears
Can’t sleep Can’t concentrate Jin sighs and frowns. Thumbs down.
Then Jin learns… Jin is saying Arrgh in frustration
He’s not alone Three other students appear smiling
He talks to friends…
Friends: R U ok?
Jin: A sad crying emoji
Friend: I’m here for U I know where we can get help
A mobile phone shows a message exchange between Jin and his friend.
Jin meets a counsellor. He learns that everyone gets anxious at times and what he can do to cope (talking about it wasn’t as scary as he thought) A counsellor is talking and smiling.
Jin starts to…
Exercise – regular activity reduced anxiety
Breathe – slow breathing helps him feel calm
Think positively – positive thinking reduces stress
A bike, a nose and a brain represent each of the techniques Jin uses
Jin feels calmer and back on track Jin is type on a computer doing work and smiling. A person’s hands are applauding him
Jin looks at vUWS for more info A computer screen displays the words study money & life skills
Look how happy Jin is Jin is smiling and a speech bubble shows him saying Wow
Student Services 1300 668 370
Explore more
westernsydney.edu.au/counselling
A computer screen shows the Western Sydney University shield logo with Student Services and their phone number

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