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In this episode,Laurie Groh and therapistAmanda Lo discuss school stress, social anxiety, and imposter syndrome. She explains that stress is a physical or mental response to external events or stimuli, and it can be acute (short-term) or chronic (long-term). Amanda provides tips for managing stress, including prioritizing diet, sleep, and physical activity, engaging in fun activities, journaling and self-reflection, and practicing mindfulness. She also addresses social anxiety and suggests strategies such as role-playing, positive self-talk, and initiating conversations.
Lastly, Amanda discusses imposter syndrome and offers advice on celebrating successes, practicing self-compassion, and letting go of perfectionism. She encourages individuals to seek support from a mental health therapist if they experience negative self-talk, difficulty enjoying life, physical symptoms, or challenges in meeting basic needs.
- Stress is a physical or mental response to external events or stimuli, and it can be acute (short-term) or chronic (long-term).
To manage stress, prioritize diet, sleep, and physical activity, engage in fun activities, journal and reflect on emotions, practice mindfulness, and build a supportive community.
Social anxiety can be managed by validating emotions, being kind to oneself, challenging negative thoughts, using positive affirmations, and initiating conversations.
Imposter syndrome is common among high-achieving individuals who feel they don't deserve their achievements. Overcoming imposter syndrome involves celebrating successes, accepting positive affirmations, cultivating self-compassion, and letting go of perfectionism.
Seek support from a mental health therapist if experiencing negative self-talk, difficulty enjoying life, physical symptoms, or challenges in meeting basic needs.Find out more information about Amanda Lo andShoreside Therapies
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