Happy New Years from Anxiety Sucks! New full episodes will come back on Wednesday January 15th!

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In this episode, Bree sits down with her longtime best friend, Shay Virtue, to talk about the anxieties they've both faced in their early 20s. Shay opens up about her personal mental health journey, sharing the struggles she's encountered and the strategies that have helped her manage her anxiety.

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In this episode, Bre opens up about her new relationship and her journey to overcome the habit of seeking constant validation. Madi shares her own experiences with this need and how it impacts her relationships. Together, they explore what has worked for them, strategies for building self-confidence, and ways to break free from relying on external validation to feel good.

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On this episode, Bre and Madi open up about their high school experiences, reflecting on the pressures, anxieties, and lack of mental health awareness they faced. They discuss how they navigated these challenges and want to share a message of hope: even though high school can feel overwhelming, many of the things that seem crucial now may feel less important over time. Through their stories, they aim to help students feel less alone and remind them that things do get better after high school.

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Join Anxiety Sucks hosts Bree and Madi as they welcome It’s Okay to Feel host Dave Hill to the show! It’s Okay to Feel is NAMI Orange County’s second podcast, and Dave shares what’s in store for the upcoming season. They also discuss NAMI OC's annual 5K Walk, happening on Saturday, November 16th at Angel Stadium. Be sure to join us at the event, where you’ll have a chance to meet both Dave and Bree, who will be working at the walk!

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This week we discuss therapy and mindfulness with an emphasis on self care. Tune in for a candid conversation about what's been on our minds recently!

Welcome back to another episode of Anxiety Sucks! In this episode, we're joined by Dr. Sharnell Myles from Embark Behavioral Health and technology specialist Christian Johnson.

In this episode, Madi and Breann welcome back Dr. Myles to continue the conversation on the dangers of trauma dumping—this time focusing on its impact through social media. Dr. Myles introduces Christian Johnson, a technology specialist, to help us explore how social media affects younger generations and how the constant online discussion of trauma has shifted its meaning. Together, they offer valuable advice on how to handle sensitive situations and stay safe while using social media platforms.

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In today’s episode, Madi and Breann explore their personal struggles, focusing on the challenges of setting boundaries with family members. They candidly discuss their financial difficulties and how these challenges impact their relationships, both with family and in their personal lives.

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Welcome back to another episode of Anxiety Sucks! In this episode, we're joined by Dr. Sharnell Myles from Embark Behavioral Health

Our hosts dive into an insightful conversation with Dr. Myles about trauma dumping. Dr. Myles is a licensed professional in psychotherapy and specializes in treatment for complex trauma. She discusses the effects of trauma dumping onto your friends and briefly touches the negative effects social media can have toward trauma dumping.

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Welcome back to another episode of Anxiety Sucks! In this episode, we're joined by Courtney Bramstedt from Planned Parenthood.

Our hosts dive into an insightful conversation with Courtney about the incredible resources and programs that Planned Parenthood offers. Tune in to learn more about their work and how they support communities across the country!

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