Tag: mindfulness for anxiety

In this episode of The Anxiety Guy Podcast, we uncover the five types of rest crucial for anxiety and burnout, and nervous system regulation. Anxiety isn’t just stress—it’s depletion. Without proper rest, your body stays…

Holding onto fear, worry, over-analysis, and relying on ‘intellectualizing’ every problem can feel like you’re receiving some level of protection. However, what’s really happening is that your nervous system is becoming more fatigued and run…

Guilt and anxiety often tend to follow one another in an endless loop of self sabotage. That’s where today’s anxiety guy podcast comes in. Let’s dive deep into what we can do about it today…

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16 Proven Ways to Stimulate Your Vagus Nerve for Anxiety Relief

If you’ve been struggling with anxiety, learning how to stimulate your vagus nerve regularly may be the very thing you need to bring about true inner healing. Anxiety can feel overwhelming, like a constant hum…

Mindfulness techniques for anxiety are very important when it comes to dis-identifying with fear centered thoughts that arise. Today’s podcast will enlighten, and inspire. Enjoy! The Anxiety Guy Podcast Show Notes Episode Title: Mindfulness Techniques…

An insightful and inspiring anxiety guy podcast episode around finding your true self amongst the fog of anxiety awaits you today. Please enjoy below and don’t forget to leave a comment at the bottom on…

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The Roots of Anxiety: Inner Child vs. Conscious Self

When you can begin differentiating a ‘lower self’ (inner child) idea from a conscious more updated idea, you will be well on your way to healing the roots of anxiety. That is where today’s podcast…

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6 Mindfulness For Anxiety Teachings That Will Heal

Mindfulness for anxiety is a component to healing, an important component. It’s a higher level of conscious awareness that helps us strip away the burdens around fear, guilt, shame, blame, and unforgiveness. As we practice…

“Mindfulness Means Paying Attention In A Particular Way, On Purpose, In The Present Moment Non Judgementally.” – Jon Kabat-Zinn Over the past few years many studies have shown the positive effects of mindfulness meditation in…