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Getting Motivated to Make a Change: It can be difficult to make behavioral changes, such as quitting smoking, increasing exercise, or managing a psychiatric disorder like depression or anxiety. Some people may find it even more difficult to ask others, including professionals, for help. Individuals will often fail to make behavioral changes when they lack motivation.1 Therefore, being willing to change is a necessary and important first step for anyone seeking to make a change in their life. Being motivated to make a change is necessary for taking the essential steps to deal with a behavioral health problem or make a positive life change. More

Frequently Asked Questions About Motivation

Continually updated to provide quick answers to the most commonly asked questions.

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Self-Help Resources

Find a variety of patient tools; including fact sheets, videos, books and web sites to help support service members, families and friends in understanding how to get motivated.

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TRICARE Behavioral Health Benefits

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Professional Help

There are many pathways to seeking help and learning about treatment for panic disorder. Take the first important step to seeking help, and learn about breaking down barriers to treatment. Find a TRICARE provider, counselor or therapist, and more.

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Treatment Options

Review the recommended treatment options for getting motivated to seek help with a life change.

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