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Meet Shayla Brown, LPCC, one of my favorite people and a fellow clinician at Mindsight Behavioral Group in Kentucky. She loves psycho-education and TikTok, so you can find her on our YouTube channel, linked below.
Today, Shayla and I are talking all things anxiety and mental health, and wow, I am so in love with this conversation and the ridiculous amount of snickering laughter we had. I absolutely LOVE her metaphor of being a car and how our thoughts, emotions, physiological responses, and our behaviors all play into anxiety. This is so helpful and I cannot wait to have her back!
Hope y'all enjoy!
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Check out the YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdx_m4nupawCrPWNUy_9Zbg
Learn more about Shayla and her work here: https://www.mindsightbehavioral.com/shayla-brown
Watch Shayla's follow up video with more resources: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZPJKCasNmQ
Guided meditations can be great for reducing stress and anxiety. Take a few moments to be alone with yourself and mindfully experience this podcast.
This week we’re kicking off a new series on anxiety — what is it, where does it come from, how do you deal with it, the ins and outs.
It’s something that we’re all familiar with to some degree and because it's such a buzzword right now on social media (and especially TikTok), now is a great time to dig into it more. Just like with every mental health struggle, anxiety can show up and express itself differently in each individual.
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How do you know if you need therapy? And also how do you know when a therapist is working for you - or not? On this episode, Caitlin explores what indicates now might be the right time to pursue therapy, and if you do pursue therapy, how to tell if you'd found a good fit for your clinical needs.
Checklist - Could Therapy Be Helpful For You?
After having your first session or two, it’s important to think about the following questions:
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So. Many. People face the reality of living with mental illness on a daily basis. It’s important to talk about these things because it helps raise awareness. This awareness allows us to fight stigma, provide support, educate the public, and advocate for policies and resources that support people with mental illness along with their families.
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