Resources on anixety

These resources look at anxiety.

 

Jordan shares her insights into what it is like to live with high functioning anxiety and how people like her can be perceived – to be both shy and loud at the same time. A talk many will relate to and one that offers strategies for dealing with it.

 

This animation illustrates how the human mind has evolved in such a way that it can naturally create psychological suffering

 

In Cam’s blog, “From Fear to Peer”, he shares how his passion to help others helped to conquer his own fears. 

 

In “The Monster in My Stomach”

Cam writes how he tamed the monster inside.

 

In this blog, Chris shares his experience with anxiety.

Podcast Art. A photo fo Simon Sinek on one side. He is smiling and crossing his arms, wearing a black jacket and clear framed glasses. The title is on the other side, white text on a bright orange background.

 

In this post, Nicholas writes about his 5 key takeaways from a podcast episode, “The Wisdom of Anxiety with Dr. Tracy Dennis-Tiwary” This is from the “A Bit of Optimism” podcast with Simon Sinek.

A black line drawing on a peach coloured background. Depicts a person resting their head on their hand, their head is made up of round scribbles.

 

This information sheet talks about anxiety and young people. It includes some of the symptoms of anxiety, what a panic attack is, as well as some helpful resources. 

Judson Brewer’s book is a guide to breaking the cycle of worry and fear that drives anxiety and addictive habits.

 

Extremely Human podcast 

Ep 1: We’re Only Human

Jamie, a social worker, shares his unique perspective on what it’s like to experience his own mental health challenges and how that’s shaped the way he now works as a clinician and a person. Jamie talks about burnout, knowing when to take a pause and drawing on our humanity when facing distress.

 

A Bit of Optimism podcast

Ep 74: The Wisdom of Anxiety with Dr. Tracy Dennis-Tiwary.

This episode delves into how we can reframe anxiety and use it to benefit ourselves and others. 

 

Binaural beats are an auditory phenomenon which involves listening to 2 different frequencies at once. This can alter your brainwave activity to induce and support different states of consciousness. Evidence shows their effectiveness to promote relaxation and improve sleep and focus. Have a try of the different frequencies, Alpha, Beta, Delta, Theta wave frequencies.

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