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In this episode I speak with Joshua Fletcher (@anxietyjosh on IG), who is a psychotherapist specialising in anxiety disorders. I wanted to understand why grief can often be a catalyst for anxiety and how we can learn to retrain our brain to manage it more effectively.
Josh opens up about the experience of losing his brother to cancer as a teenager and how the unprocessed grief led him to a mental breakdown. However, he now commits his career to providing psychoeducation and spreading awareness about the topic. He is a best-selling author of two anxiety self-help books, as well as hosting The Panic Pod podcast.
We also discuss:
We hope that this episode helps you to feel less alone in your journey.
Don't forget to follow me at @tamsinmillard
Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/not-so-linear.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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In this episode I speak with Joshua Fletcher (@anxietyjosh on IG), who is a psychotherapist specialising in anxiety disorders. I wanted to understand why grief can often be a catalyst for anxiety and how we can learn to retrain our brain to manage it more effectively.
Josh opens up about the experience of losing his brother to cancer as a teenager and how the unprocessed grief led him to a mental breakdown. However, he now commits his career to providing psychoeducation and spreading awareness about the topic. He is a best-selling author of two anxiety self-help books, as well as hosting The Panic Pod podcast.
We also discuss:
We hope that this episode helps you to feel less alone in your journey.
Don't forget to follow me at @tamsinmillard
Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/not-so-linear.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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