Drew Linsalata
Drew Linsalata
EP 127 - Accepting Anxiety Does NOT Mean Liking It
EP 127 - Accepting Anxiety Does NOT Mean Liking It
EP 127 - Accepting Anxiety Does NOT Mean Liking It
Wednesday 14th October 2020
Drew Linsalata explains why accepting anxiety doesn't mean liking it and shares tips for managing intrusive thoughts in OCD on 'The Anxious Truth'.
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Get the buttons here!Embracing Anxiety Without Approval: Insights from Drew Linsalata
Acceptance and surrender is, I promise, it doesn't mean you have to like your anxiety
Ever thought accepting your anxiety means you have to like it? Drew Linsalata, host of 'The Anxious Truth', is here to set the record straight. In this episode, Drew tackles a common misunderstanding that can keep many people stuck in their anxiety journey. He explains that accepting anxiety is about acknowledging its presence without necessarily approving of it. This subtle but crucial distinction can be a game-changer for anyone struggling with panic attacks, agoraphobia, or other anxiety disorders.
Drew also dives into the tricky terrain of OCD and intrusive thoughts, offering a fresh perspective on how acceptance can help manage these disturbing mental patterns. Acceptance, he argues, isn't about believing these thoughts will come true but about recognizing their existence and choosing not to fight them. This approach can open the door to new coping strategies that lead to genuine freedom from anxiety.
Whether you're dealing with anxiety yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode offers practical advice and a compassionate understanding of the complexities involved. Tune in to gain valuable insights and start transforming your relationship with anxiety today.