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Yes, you can be an unflustered mom.
Identifying your anxiety style is the first step, says Amber Trueblood, a mom of four boys (currently ages 10, 12, 14, & 15) and author of The Unflustered Mom: How Understanding the Five Anxiety Styles Transforms the Way We Parent, Partner, Live, and Love.
“Anxiety is not one-size-fits-all. It doesn’t look the same for everybody,” Amber says. “What you’re trigged by is going to be different for what triggers someone else emotionally.”
Five Anxiety StylesAmber says there are 5 primary anxiety styles:
Each has different emotional triggers and responds best to differing interventions and coping strategies. Each also has superhero traits that you can harness.
Learning how to manage your anxiety style can help you be a better, more effective parent.
“The more that you can be unflustered, the better you’re going to sleep and take care of your physical health. You’ll be able to think more clearly and respond more thoughtfully, consciously, and purposefully in every area of your life,” Amber says.
“You can have all the best parenting tools on the planet, but if you’re walking around like a cyclone of emotional instability, fear, anger, regret, and self-doubt, it’s really hard to be the best parent you can be.”
In this episode, Jen, Janet, & Amber discuss:The Unflustered Mom: How Understanding the Five Anxiety Styles Transforms the Way We Parent, Partner, Live, and Love –– Amber’s book
ambertrueblood.com — Amber’s website (includes the quiz to identify your anxiety style)
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Yes, you can be an unflustered mom.
Identifying your anxiety style is the first step, says Amber Trueblood, a mom of four boys (currently ages 10, 12, 14, & 15) and author of The Unflustered Mom: How Understanding the Five Anxiety Styles Transforms the Way We Parent, Partner, Live, and Love.
“Anxiety is not one-size-fits-all. It doesn’t look the same for everybody,” Amber says. “What you’re trigged by is going to be different for what triggers someone else emotionally.”
Five Anxiety StylesAmber says there are 5 primary anxiety styles:
Each has different emotional triggers and responds best to differing interventions and coping strategies. Each also has superhero traits that you can harness.
Learning how to manage your anxiety style can help you be a better, more effective parent.
“The more that you can be unflustered, the better you’re going to sleep and take care of your physical health. You’ll be able to think more clearly and respond more thoughtfully, consciously, and purposefully in every area of your life,” Amber says.
“You can have all the best parenting tools on the planet, but if you’re walking around like a cyclone of emotional instability, fear, anger, regret, and self-doubt, it’s really hard to be the best parent you can be.”
In this episode, Jen, Janet, & Amber discuss:The Unflustered Mom: How Understanding the Five Anxiety Styles Transforms the Way We Parent, Partner, Live, and Love –– Amber’s book
ambertrueblood.com — Amber’s website (includes the quiz to identify your anxiety style)
Mathew Blades on Healing Generational Trauma — ON BOYS podcast
Sponsor Spotlight: IndipopSubscription-based healthcare
Sponsor Spotlight: McEvoy Ranch
Use code ONBOYS15 to save 15%
Get an exclusive offer with code BOYS20
Sponsor Spotlight: Essential LabsUse code ONBOYS to save 15%
Use code ONBOYS to save 15%
Use code ONBOYS for $20 off your reservation of $100 or more.

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