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The Anxiety Coaches Podcast

364: Your Relationship With Anxiety

The Anxiety Coaches Podcast

Gina Ryan

Health & Fitness, Mental Health

4.61.8K Ratings

🗓️ 27 December 2017

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Summary

How we look at and relate to anxiety had a profound impact on our stress levels. Today we consider bringing more compassion and acceptance to our daily dealings with Mr.Anxiety. Quote: Sometimes the door closes on a relationship, not because we failed but because something bigger than us says this no longer fits our life. So, lock the door, shed a tear, turn around and look for the new door that’s opened. It’s a sign that you’re no longer that person you were, it’s time to change into who you are. It’s going to be okay. —Lee Goff To learn more go to: Join our Group Coaching Full or Mini Membership Program What is anxiety? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Anxiety Coaches

0:09.3

Coaches podcast, a relaxing and informative show where we explore anxiety, panic and PTSD sharing how you can overcome them for life.

0:20.0

Oh, Loh how welcome back to the Anxiety Coaches Podcast. Today we'll be talking about your relationship

0:31.2

with your anxiety. Yes, we have a real your relationship and not always an enjoyable one.

0:45.0

One of the things you can do to get a little bit of space away

0:50.8

from your anxiety, just a few steps where you can actually take a look at it is to

0:57.6

consider your anxiety as if it were another person and that can be a tool that can be used to address anxiety when it comes

1:08.5

up with different thoughts or demands, as it can be pretty demanding, you can treat it as if it were a person or someone

1:19.4

saying those things to you.

1:21.2

And so having that kind of a relationship with it. To be able to

1:25.2

look at it that way can be really helpful. Many times when I have worked with

1:30.4

people they have given their anxiety a name.

1:33.7

Often when I've worked with the women with eating disorders,

1:37.6

they give their eating disorder a name.

1:39.9

The generic name for an eating disorder is Ed, but some people like to get creative and many people

1:46.8

with anxiety have come up with very specific names for their anxiety or in general terms called them Mr. Anxiety. So see if you can

1:57.8

look at it that way. For some people this is very helpful. I really believe that treating our anxiety in a more compassionate

2:08.4

manner is very helpful. One of the things that we want to remember is that being anxious or having

2:17.0

anxiety happen or having anxiety panic is part of our common humanity. This isn't something that is wrong with us or that we are broken.

2:30.8

And this is a thing that needs to be repaired.

2:34.6

It is a part of being human.

2:37.2

And I think that this is very important.

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