What Kind Of Anxiety Do I Have? (Episode 002)

What Kind Of Anxiety Do I Have? (Episode 002)

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Anxiety, Distraction, and "Running From Feelings" (Episode 168)

Is distraction the same thing as running from your feelings? This week we answer a listener question about where that line actually is, and why the answer isn't as simple as always sit with it.We talk about why attention plays such a big role in anxiety disorders, why getting cau ...  Show more

Popular But Dangerous Anxiety Advice (Episode 167)

Anxiety recovery attracts an entire industry, and not all of it is safe. This week we talk about popular but dangerous anxiety cures, the methods and trends that get recommended constantly but that our community says actually made things worse.We cover the trauma narrative that c ...  Show more

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