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Owning It: The Anxiety Podcast

Owning It: Bullsh*t Free Breathing as a tool for managing anxiety + mini meditation

Owning It: The Anxiety Podcast

Caroline Foran

Overwhelm, Education, Health & Fitness, Panic Attack, Caroline Foran, Stress, Anxiety

4.4654 Ratings

🗓️ 24 July 2019

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of Owning It I am joined by Sile Seoige to talk about the power of breathing as a tool for anxiety and how to implement it daily. You already breathe, all day long, so this is a tool that's there for the taking but one we rarely appreciate. Sile walks me through a gorgeous guided meditation as well as dispelling some of the myths about deep breathing and meditation. This will be the last episode of season 1 so please do subscribe to be notified of episode 1 of season 2!

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0:00.0

Thank you for listening to owning it. If you would like to support the series, the best thing you can do is just tell a friend or better yet share it on social media. If you really, really want to support, you can subscribe to me on Substack where I write a weekly column. Listeners of the pod get a 20% discount forever at carolinephorun.substack.com. Thank you.

0:23.1

Hello, dear listener, and welcome back to owning it the anxiety podcast with me, Caroline

0:27.7

Forin. This week, I am so happy to be joined by the incredible Sheila Shoga. She's a Irish TV

0:34.0

presenter and broadcaster. She speaks regularly at events about breathing and meditation

0:38.6

and connecting with the breath through yoga. She's found all of those tools so incredibly

0:42.5

helpful after her own experience with cancer and she's just an incredibly wise woman with so

0:47.4

much to share. So I was thrilled to get the chance to sit down with her. So the topic of this

0:51.5

episode is bullshit free breathing and taking breathing as a tool

0:55.5

for anxiety and seeing how it actually helps, how it affects cortisol, how we can implement it every

1:00.4

day and really the effect that it will have on our anxiety over a long period of time. It's something

1:05.4

that I have turned to again and again. It's something sometimes that I've taken for granted

1:09.3

because breathing feels so

1:10.8

simple and silly sometimes that it could help with anxiety, but it absolutely does and it cannot be

1:16.1

disputed. It's just really important that you implement it even on days that you feel good. As the theme of

1:21.9

this episode is all about breathing and letting go and trusting and just taking a moment, taking a breath,

1:28.2

befitting that theme, I am also going to be taking a short break and a breath on this podcast

1:33.2

series and wrapping up season one. It's been 25 episodes. I've been doing it since January.

1:38.3

I've loved every moment of it, but it's time now for me to take a little break and focus on getting

1:43.0

my third book written, which will be

1:44.4

out next year. The podcast, season two, will be back this autumn, so don't worry, it won't be

1:50.0

too long. And I just need a couple of months to just get myself, get my ducks in a row. If you

1:54.8

haven't subscribed already, please do so, as you'll be instantly notified whenever the series

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