#87 Learning from your ANXIETY

Let's chat about the importance of sleep for anxiety recovery. Does lack of sleep affect our anxiety? Let's talk about the connection between sleep and anxiety, what happens in your brain when you're not getting enough rest, and simple things to help you get better sleep.Want to ...  Show more

What are you telling yourself all day—and is your brain listening?In this episode of The Anxiety Dr Podcast, Dr. Lisa breaks down the powerful connection between your thoughts, your brain, your body, and anxiety. We talk about what happens when anxious self-talk becomes repetitiv ...  Show more

Send in a question or comment via text.Journaling can be a useful tool in anxiety recovery, but how do you ensure it works for you and not against you? This episode challenges traditional journaling methods, especially when grappling with chronic or disordered anxiety, by offerin ...  Show more

Anxiety has been called “unfocused fear”—and that’s a powerful way to think about it.Feeling anxious is no fun, but the more we understand what drives our anxiety and how it affects us, the better equipped we are to change our relationship with it. With the right insights, healin ...  Show more

#480: Today we're talking about how our thoughts and feelings about anxiety affect the quality of our life. We'll be looking at the benefits of clearing resistance and resentment towards anxiety, and how that frees up our energy to start taking action steps toward feeling less an ...  Show more

On this episode, I talk about the requirements for anxiety recovery. Does your anxiety just go away, or do you have to work at it? Well, consistent anxiety is a sign from your body that things need to change. What things? In this episode, I talk about just that. What do you ne ...