Anxiety Calling

Anxiety Calling

By Lois & Hector SchofieldHealth & FitnessMental Health
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Anxiety Calling episodes

  • Social Media
    In episode 26 of "Anxiety Calling" Lois and Hector talk about social media and among other things how they deal with the emotional stress it can cause.
    51 min
  • Episode 25

    In Episode 25 Lois and Hector talk about what's been going on and why it's taken them so long to make a new episode. 

    48 min
  • Weltschmerz
    In episode 24 Lois and Hector started talking about Weltschmerz, ended up going down the rabbit hole to discover that maybe our reality is just a dream of a sleeping hedgehog.
    44 min
  • Covid-19 (Part 2)
    In episode 23 of "Anxiety Calling" Lois and Hector talk about Covid-19 and how it affects different parts of anxious life.
    41 min
  • Covid-19 (Part 1)
    In episode 23 of "Anxiety Calling" Lois and Hector talk about Covid-19 and how it affects different parts of anxious life.
    51 min
  • Anxiety at School

    In episode 22 of "Anxiety Calling" Lois and Hector talk about their schooldays and how they coped with anxiety before they even knew they had it. 

    52 min
  • Superstitions

    In episode 21 of "Anxiety Calling", Hector and Lois discuss superstitions and whether or not they make them anxious. 

    1 hr 1 min
  • Birthdays

    In episode 20 of "Anxiety Calling" Lois and Hector talk anxiety about birthdays. Why they make Lois anxious and wether Hector cares about his birthday or not. 

    50 min
  • ADHD

    For episode 19 of "Anxiety Calling" Hector and Lois invited their very first guest to share some insights into ADHD and discuss the crossovers between GAD and ADHD. 

    1 hr

About Anxiety Calling

From the publisher's feed

Hector and Lois are siblings who were both diagnosed with generalised anxiety disorder. Lois lives in London and Hector in Vienna. Despite the distance, they regularly check in on each other to offer support when needed. Here they'll be talking about different aspects of living with GAD and how they get by. Is it fun? Kinda… The topic is serious, but part of their coping strategy is to share experiences and laugh about how terrible the condition can be.