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Dear Anxiety Podcast ·

Episode 9: Ending Negative Thought Parades

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It feels like negative thoughts have a living, physical presence. They travel in groups, often gaining speed and momentum, following one after the other. They can surround us, cage us, keep us up at night like obnoxious neighbors. We spend a lot of energy fighting them off, like an infestation of pests. Luckily, Ed and Renee know these feelings well, and they’re here with strategies for … wait a second … allowing them? How can that be right? Listen and find out! Topics include:

  • The problem with wanting our kids to be happy
  • Resisting the “as is”
  • Why bad thoughts are stronger than good
  • Did you hear the one about the neuroscientist and the crap board?
  • Role play: Ed’s parade
  • Storifying and the rapid progression of negative thoughts
  • Personalizing, permanence, and pervasiveness

Dear Anxiety is a podcast for all ages to talk about the difficult emotions so many of us struggle with. We share research-based solutions for the greater mental wellness of your family, and we hope you’ll laugh with us along the way. Join hosts Ed Crasnick, a comedian and Emmy Award winning writer, and Renee Jain, positive psychology guru and founder of GoZen!

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