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Anxiety Slayer™ with Shann and Ananga

Tips for handling anticipatory anxiety

Anxiety Slayer™ with Shann and Ananga

Shann Vander Leek & Ananga Sivyer

Alternative Health, Health & Fitness, Mental Health, Self-improvement, Health & Fitness:mental Health, Education

4.4858 Ratings

🗓️ 5 July 2019

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

#455: We're sharing our favorite tips for handling anticipatory anxiety. Listen in to learn about a Bach Flower remedy that's helpful for calming your nerves before an event, tips for calming stress by planning ahead and an acupressure point for calming a nervous or nauseous stomach. We invite you to visit our new website at anxietyslayer.com

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0:00.0

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0:12.4

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0:15.1

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0:19.8

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0:31.0

Welcome back to the Anxiety Slayer podcast. I'm Shan Vanderbilt

0:34.0

here with my wonderful friend and co-host Ananga Civier. We come together

0:39.0

weekly from Kent and Leilinaw to share anxiety Slayer sessions with you and answer listener questions. and anxiety and today we're answering a listener question about handling anticipatory

0:55.8

anxiety. Hi Ananga, patient. Let's begin today by we'll share the

1:02.2

listener comment with you and then we'll dig in.

1:06.0

Hi Shannon Ananga, thank you so much for your podcast. It's been a big help to me since I discovered it over a year ago. I really struggle with

1:14.0

anticipatory anxiety whether it's a work presentation, a date, or just a big event.

1:19.6

I prepare myself mentally for the event, but then beginning the night before I experience sleep disturbances, early wakefulness, and nausea or upset stomach sometimes to the point of vomiting.

1:32.0

My mind zeros in on the big event and I can't distract

1:35.8

myself. This is the most frustrating part of my anxiety because it makes me feel like I can't

1:40.9

do those activities that I'm anxious about even when I enjoy them.

1:45.0

Do you have any tips?

1:47.0

Thank you.

1:50.0

I'm so glad that this question came through. This is so common and I can think of countless

1:58.8

times I've felt this way and I'm sure you can too Anaga.

2:02.4

Yeah, particularly when I was young, remembering so many times when I would feel such awful, anticipatory anxiety.

2:09.0

And we've received a couple of questions on this, so also we had another question in our Facebook group and it's

2:16.8

definitely worth a discussion and looking at what we can do to support ourselves and I think

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