Drew Linsalata
Drew Linsalata
EP 0067 - How Should You Talk About Your Anxiety?
EP 0067 - How Should You Talk About Your Anxiety?
EP 0067 - How Should You Talk About Your Anxiety?
Thursday 4th April 2019
Learn how to talk about your anxiety constructively with Drew Linsalata in this episode of 'The Anxious Truth'.
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Get the buttons here!Transforming Anxiety Talk: From Passive to Active Conversations
So it's so much easier to talk about your anxiety when you're talking about it from an active voice that says: here's a problem. So that's a whole different way to talk about your anxiety.
Ever felt like you're just going in circles when talking about your anxiety? In this episode of 'The Anxious Truth', host Drew Linsalata dives into the crucial topic of how we talk about our anxiety. Drew explores the difference between passive and active voices and why adopting a constructive, active approach can make a world of difference. He emphasizes the importance of taking ownership of your anxiety and focusing on solutions rather than just listing symptoms.
It's not just about sharing how you feel; it's about framing your experiences in a way that reflects your journey towards recovery. Drew also touches on the common fear of how others might perceive you when you open up about your anxiety. He reassures listeners that while you can't control others' reactions, you can control how you communicate. By using an active voice, you shift from seeking reassurance to actively seeking solutions, which can be empowering.
Whether you're worried about boring or alienating others, or simply want to find more effective ways to discuss your mental health, this episode offers valuable insights. Drew's practical advice and empathetic approach make it a must-listen for anyone looking to change how they talk about their anxiety.