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  • Welcome to ‘Anxiety… I’m So Done With You!’

    Welcome to ‘Anxiety… I’m So Done With You!’
    2022/11/24
    Welcome to "Anxiety… I'm So Done With You!" with me, Dr. Jodi. This podcast series accompanies my book for teens and young adults grappling with anxiety and depression. Together, the book and podcast are a complete guide to (1) ditch the toxic stress in your life and (2) hone the skills to hardwire your brain for happiness. In each episode, you get more clarity, stories, and illustrations that will help you integrate what you read in the book. I got you, boo. As a psychotherapist for 25 years, I have been helping kids, teens, and adults heal from trauma, anxiety, and depression. Now, I'm going to help you, too. If you are looking for practical tools for a robust brain, body, and spirit, this podcast is for you! In this podcast series, I will demystify anxiety and depression, explaining exactly what they are and how you got them. You'll learn that having anxiety and depression does not mean something is wrong with you. Nope! And no, you don't have to just "learn to live with them." Anxiety is curable! This series will show you how to get that bully out of your life––for good! Because life is short, and there's no time to waste feeling this bad!"Without anxiety dragging you down, you will feel comfortable in your body again; be able to trust and connect to good people; sleep better, wake hopeful and happy in the morning; and find a soul-fulfilling life purpose."Order the Book: Anxiety . . . I'm So Done with You: A Teen's Guide to Ditching Toxic Stress and Hardwiring Your Brain for HappinessBlog post and Resources from this EpisodeAbout Dr. Jodi AmanTherapist | Author | Spiritual MentorDr. Jodi Aman is a Leadership and Spiritual Coach who has spent 25 years as a trauma-informed psychotherapist. She earned a Doctorate in Social Work in ’23, focusing on Leadership, Social Justice, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Social Work acknowledges the person in their environment and understands how humans react to situations. Work with Jodi.“After 25 years of clinical experience, I feel deep resonance and empathy for the complexities of others’ pain and am compelled to stand against the context of injustice that causes it. Using this keen understanding of how and why people suffer, my unique and varied training, rooted ethics, as well as decades being a trauma-informed psychotherapist, I help sensitive souls release what they don’t want, recover their energetic bandwidth, and grok a socially conscious life of overflowing joy. More about me.”Her doctorate thesis project addresses the current teen mental health crisis. She is designing a psychoeducational curriculum for improving teen mental health. This program, called COMPASS, will help young people navigate human emotions, giving them the information to understand what is happening and the tools to heal themselves and their communities. If you care about, work with, love, and/or are concerned for teenagers and are worried about the devastating mental health crisis too many of them are living through, you may be interested in my research and plans for this classroom-based, culturally-sensitive curriculum for high school health teachers to facilitate during their mental health units. Watch the video here.Contact Doctor Jodi:Website: jodiaman.comTikTok: @doctorjodiYouTube: @doctorjodiInstagram: @doctorjodiaman TranscriptHey, you're here with Dr. Jodi, and this is "Anxiety… I'm So Done With You!"I am so excited about this podcast. It's an accompaniment to my book by the same name, "Anxiety… I'm So Done With You!" It's a teen's guide to ditching toxic stress and hardwiring your brain for happiness, because that is what we're going to do in the series: We're ditching that freaking toxic stress and hardwiring your brain to generate happiness every day. This is what you do: You read or listen to a section of the book. Then come on over here and listen to an episode where we're going to go a little bit deeper, give more examples, and tell more stories. I want to provide you with everything you need to be sure that you find your way out of this horrible anxiety cycle so that you no longer have to suffer. Please leave me a five-star review on Apple podcasts. That'll help me get in the ears of more people who need this series. Mental health problems are skyrocketing, especially among teenagers, and this series will change the tide.You might have a little bit of anxiety or a lot of bit of anxiety, but whichever one, you have this book and this podcast is for you. In fact, if your life isn't the way that you want it to be, this book and this podcast is for you. Because, in them, I teach you how to think about mental health problems like anxiety and depression and anger and self-doubt and how to make sense of them so that you could start enjoying your life. So that you could be comfortable in your body, sp you can sleep better and wake up confident and hopeful in the morning. You'll learn how to understand the world, how it's working, and how you fit in ...
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    5 分
  • 1:0 My Anxiety Story: Book Introduction

    1:0 My Anxiety Story: Book Introduction
    2023/01/21
    Welcome to "Anxiety… I'm So Done With You!" with Dr. Jodi. This episode goes with the Introduction of the book. In it, you will learn The benefits you'll get from reading this bookWho I am and what I'm all aboutMy anxiety storyThe five steps to curing anxietyWhy you deserve help and how to ask for itThe four reasons you still have anxietyMy formula for happiness.The good news is that your anxiety is curable. I will take you through the five steps I used to overcome my own anxiety, that not only saved my life but helped thousands of my clients get rid of their anxiety. You will go through all five steps in the book's five chapters. You might wonder, "What if it doesn't work for me?" Yes, it will work for you! There are four reasons why people keep anxiety, and in this episode, I explain them and how you can avoid them. This episode encourages practical tips for your brain, body, and spirit that are safe, doable, tried, and true. If you are ready to heal, you are where you are supposed to be. "It's your fear of the anxiety that causes the anxiety. When you are afraid of anxiety, it stays in your life. (That's a hard one because it's so awful, of course, you're afraid of it.) I will teach you how not to be afraid of it so that you can get rid of it." - Dr. Jodi Aman.Resources discussed in this episode:Order the Book: Anxiety . . . I'm So Done with You: A Teen's Guide to Ditching Toxic Stress and Hardwiring Your Brain for HappinessBlog post and resourcesAbout Dr. Jodi AmanTherapist | Author | Spiritual MentorDr. Jodi Aman is a Leadership and Spiritual Coach who has spent 25 years as a trauma-informed psychotherapist. She earned a Doctorate in Social Work in ’23, focusing on Leadership, Social Justice, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Social Work acknowledges the person in their environment and understands how humans react to situations. Work with Jodi.“After 25 years of clinical experience, I feel deep resonance and empathy for the complexities of others’ pain and am compelled to stand against the context of injustice that causes it. Using this keen understanding of how and why people suffer, my unique and varied training, rooted ethics, as well as decades being a trauma-informed psychotherapist, I help sensitive souls release what they don’t want, recover their energetic bandwidth, and grok a socially conscious life of overflowing joy. More about me.”Her doctorate thesis project addresses the current teen mental health crisis. She is designing a psychoeducational curriculum for improving teen mental health. This program, called COMPASS, will help young people navigate human emotions, giving them the information to understand what is happening and the tools to heal themselves and their communities. If you care about, work with, love, and/or are concerned for teenagers and are worried about the devastating mental health crisis too many of them are living through, you may be interested in my research and plans for this classroom-based, culturally-sensitive curriculum for high school health teachers to facilitate during their mental health units. Watch the video here.Contact Doctor Jodi:Website: jodiaman.comTikTok: @doctorjodiYouTube: @doctorjodiInstagram: @doctorjodiamanTranscriptHey, you're here with Dr. Jodi, and this is "Anxiety… I'm So Done With You!" I am so excited about this podcast. It's an accompaniment to my book by the same name, "Anxiety… I'm So Done With You!" It's a teen's guide to ditching toxic stress and hardwiring your brain for happiness, because that is what we're going to do in the series: We're ditching that freaking toxic stress and hardwiring your brain to generate happiness every day. This is what you do: You read or listen to a section of the book. Then come on over here and listen to an episode where we're going to go a little bit deeper, give more examples, and tell more stories. I want to provide you with everything you need to be sure that you find your way out of this horrible anxiety cycle so that you no longer have to suffer. Please leave me a five-star review on Apple podcasts. That'll help me get in the ears of more people who need this series. Mental health problems are skyrocketing, especially among teenagers, and this series will change the tide. Welcome to the beginning of our journey together. We're discussing the introduction section of the book Anxiety...I'm So Done With You. So grab your notebook and pen or your book to write in the margins. In this episode, you'll hear about the benefits you'll get from reading this book. You'll know who I am and what I'm all about, including my anxiety story. I'll share the five steps to curing anxiety that not only saved me but helped thousands of my clients get rid of it too. I'll give you an earful of why you deserve help and tell you how to ask for it. And then we're going to go over the real reasons you still have anxiety, and you'll finally learn my formula for happiness. Let's get started. Here ...
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    25 分
  • 1:1 The Hyper Monkey Mind

    1:1 The Hyper Monkey Mind
    2023/01/21
    This episode is the companion to Chapter 1, Section 1: The Hyper Monkey Mind. In it, you'll learn:The huge capacity of the human mindWhat the Monkey Mind isWhy the Monkey Mind intensifies, magnifies, and worsens your problemsHow to change your negative thinkingHow to stop overthinking by changing your neural pathwaysWhy laughter is the best medicineIf your Monkey Mind is wreaking havoc on your life, this episode is for you!Anxiety is not you AND you can get rid of it. You may have learned skills to calm yourself, but the anxiety keeps coming back. In this episode, I will help you take down anxiety's power, so it stops doing that. How does the monkey mind fit into it? The human mind is a marvelous, enormous thing that is designed to do a lot more than we're doing with it now. I'll show you what to do so that the Monkey Mind (anxiety and negative thoughts) doesn't default to taking over that space. By breaking it down and showing you how anxiety works on you, I hand you the power to take it down. You will also learn how to reframe negative thoughts, why fiction is a helpful, creative outlet, and why laughter is the best medicine."Our mind evolved for millions of years to problem solve, to adapt, to survive. Your mind wants to make sure it doesn't miss anything that it needs to do to protect you. But there are fewer things for it to do. So it's looking for things to do, things to worry about, things to judge, things to assess. And when it makes them up, it makes them sound really real." - Dr. Jodi AmanResources discussed in this episode:Order the Book: Anxiety . . . I'm So Done with You: A Teen's Guide to Ditching Toxic Stress and Hardwiring Your Brain for HappinessBlog post and resourcesAbout Dr. Jodi AmanTherapist | Author | Spiritual MentorDr. Jodi Aman is a Leadership and Spiritual Coach who has spent 25 years as a trauma-informed psychotherapist. She earned a Doctorate in Social Work in ’23, focusing on Leadership, Social Justice, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Social Work acknowledges the person in their environment and understands how humans react to situations. Work with Jodi.“After 25 years of clinical experience, I feel deep resonance and empathy for the complexities of others’ pain and am compelled to stand against the context of injustice that causes it. Using this keen understanding of how and why people suffer, my unique and varied training, rooted ethics, as well as decades being a trauma-informed psychotherapist, I help sensitive souls release what they don’t want, recover their energetic bandwidth, and grok a socially conscious life of overflowing joy. More about me.”Her doctorate thesis project addresses the current teen mental health crisis. She is designing a psychoeducational curriculum for improving teen mental health. This program, called COMPASS, will help young people navigate human emotions, giving them the information to understand what is happening and the tools to heal themselves and their communities. If you care about, work with, love, and/or are concerned for teenagers and are worried about the devastating mental health crisis too many of them are living through, you may be interested in my research and plans for this classroom-based, culturally-sensitive curriculum for high school health teachers to facilitate during their mental health units. Watch the video here.Contact Doctor Jodi:Website: jodiaman.comTikTok: @doctorjodiYouTube: @doctorjodiInstagram: @doctorjodiamanTranscriptHey, you're here with Dr. Jodi, and this is "Anxiety… I'm So Done With You!" I am so excited about this podcast. It accompanies my book by the same name, "Anxiety… I'm So Done With You!" It's a teen's guide to ditching toxic stress and hardwiring your brain for happiness, because that is what we're going to do in the series: We're ditching that freaking toxic stress and hardwiring your brain to generate happiness every day. This is what you do: You read or listen to a section of the book. Then come on over here and listen to an episode where we're going to go a little bit deeper, give more examples, and tell more stories. I want to provide you with everything you need to be sure that you find your way out of this horrible anxiety cycle so that you no longer have to suffer. Please leave me a five-star review on Apple podcasts. That'll help me get in the ears of more people who need this series. Mental health problems are skyrocketing, especially among teenagers, and this series will change the tide. Hey, it's Jodi here. This is Chapter 1, Section 1: The Hyper Monkey Mind. Grab your notebook and pen because I'm about to download some details about that hyper Monkey that is wreaking havoc on your life. In this episode, We're going to cover the huge capacity of the human mind.I'm going to tell you what a Monkey Mind is.I'll explain how and why the Monkey Mind intensifies, magnifies, and worsens your problems.We'll go over how to change your negative thinking and how to stop ...
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    17 分
  • 1:2 Constant Digital Chatter - How your cell phone disempowers you

    1:2 Constant Digital Chatter - How your cell phone disempowers you
    2023/01/21
    This episode follows Chapter 1, Section 2: The Constant Digital Chatter. What you'll learn in this episode is How your phone might be making you anxiousThe effects of “comparison culture.”The anxiety-provoking secondary traumaThe impact of commercialism on your mental healthI am continuing to de-mystify anxiety in this episode, and to call it out, we have to look at all the contexts that contribute to you feeling powerless. This means we cannot leave out the increased use of cell phones in the last two decades.Don’t worry; I am not saying phones are evil. But the constant 24/7 bombardment of all those messages can do more than entertain and educate. In this episode, I show you how the messages coming at you, make you feel powerless, worthless, and out of control. You are not powerless, worthless, and out of control, but it feels like you are. In this episode, I detail three categories of disempowering messages: 1. You are not enough, 2. The world is a dangerous place, and 3. You deserve cool stuff “just because.” After diving into how those messages impact you, I offer a simple challenge: disconnect once in a while. You will be happy that you did!“In comparison culture, you are comparing someone else's outward, public, filtered appearance with your inside mess. You cannot win in this scenario. You will always find yourself not good enough.” - Dr. Jodi AmanResources discussed in this episode:Order the Book: Anxiety . . . I'm So Done with You: A Teen's Guide to Ditching Toxic Stress and Hardwiring Your Brain for HappinessBlog post and resourcesAbout Dr. Jodi AmanTherapist | Author | Spiritual MentorDr. Jodi Aman is a Leadership and Spiritual Coach who has spent 25 years as a trauma-informed psychotherapist. She earned a Doctorate in Social Work in ’23, focusing on Leadership, Social Justice, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Social Work acknowledges the person in their environment and understands how humans react to situations. Work with Jodi.“After 25 years of clinical experience, I feel deep resonance and empathy for the complexities of others’ pain and am compelled to stand against the context of injustice that causes it. Using this keen understanding of how and why people suffer, my unique and varied training, rooted ethics, as well as decades being a trauma-informed psychotherapist, I help sensitive souls release what they don’t want, recover their energetic bandwidth, and grok a socially conscious life of overflowing joy. More about me.”Her doctorate thesis project addresses the current teen mental health crisis. She is designing a psychoeducational curriculum for improving teen mental health. This program, called COMPASS, will help young people navigate human emotions, giving them the information to understand what is happening and the tools to heal themselves and their communities. If you care about, work with, love, and/or are concerned for teenagers and are worried about the devastating mental health crisis too many of them are living through, you may be interested in my research and plans for this classroom-based, culturally-sensitive curriculum for high school health teachers to facilitate during their mental health units. Watch the video here.Contact Doctor Jodi:Website: jodiaman.comTikTok: @doctorjodiYouTube: @doctorjodiInstagram: @doctorjodiamanTranscriptHey, you're here with Dr. Jodi, and this is "Anxiety… I'm So Done With You!"I am so excited about this podcast. It's an accompaniment to my book by the same name, "Anxiety… I'm So Done With You!" It's a teen's guide to ditching toxic stress and hardwiring your brain for happiness, because that is what we're going to do in the series: We're ditching that freaking toxic stress and hardwiring your brain to generate happiness every day. This is what you do: You read or listen to a section of the book. Then come on over here and listen to an episode where we're going to go a little bit deeper, give more examples, and tell more stories. I want to provide you with everything you need to be sure that you find your way out of this horrible anxiety cycle so that you no longer have to suffer. Please leave me a five-star review on Apple podcasts. That'll help me get in the ears of more people who need this series. Mental health problems are skyrocketing, especially among teenagers, and this series will change the tide. Welcome, welcome. This is Chapter 1, Section 2: The Constant Digital Chatter. What you're going to learn in this episode is how your phone might be making you anxiouscomparison culturesecondary traumathe role of commercialism.In Chapter 1, we're taking the mystery out of anxiety, and to do that, we have to look at all the contexts that might be creating an increase in anxiety. This means we cannot leave out the increased use of cell phones in the last two decades. Cell phones have defined your generation. The difference between millennials and generation Z is that Generation Z had cell phones ...
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    12 分
  • 1:3 Hellish Symptoms of Anxiety, Panic, and Worry

    1:3 Hellish Symptoms of Anxiety, Panic, and Worry
    2023/01/21
    The Hellish Symptoms of Anxiety, Panic, and Worry expands on Chapter 1, Section 3 of “Anxiety...I’m So Done with You!” In this episode, I list the most freaky anxiety symptoms and then explain away the mystery to ease your heart and mind. They can’t scare you when you understand them! Then, you have power over your symptoms, and you will feel in control. If you have freaky symptoms of anxiety, this episode is for you!Anxiety makes you feel worthless, it isolates you, it affects things that matter to you. The symptoms that accompany it make the fear worse, especially if you don’t exactly know what’s happening. Anxiety is good at scaring the hell out of you, but its symptoms are actually not for scaring you. In this episode, I will explain The strange anxiety symptoms that really freak you out (both the physical and the mental ones)Why they're there, so they're not as scaryThe physical gestures you could do to decrease those symptoms“Anxiety is a leftover fear response when you are not in physical danger. It's the leftover symptoms of adrenaline, that hormone that gets kicked off with your fight or flight response - when you don't need it.” - Dr. Jodi AmanResources discussed in this episode:Order the Book: Anxiety . . . I'm So Done with You: A Teen's Guide to Ditching Toxic Stress and Hardwiring Your Brain for HappinessBlog post and resourcesAbout Dr. Jodi AmanTherapist | Author | Spiritual MentorDr. Jodi Aman is a Leadership and Spiritual Coach who has spent 25 years as a trauma-informed psychotherapist. She earned a Doctorate in Social Work in ’23, focusing on Leadership, Social Justice, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Social Work acknowledges the person in their environment and understands how humans react to situations. Work with Jodi.“After 25 years of clinical experience, I feel deep resonance and empathy for the complexities of others’ pain and am compelled to stand against the context of injustice that causes it. Using this keen understanding of how and why people suffer, my unique and varied training, rooted ethics, as well as decades being a trauma-informed psychotherapist, I help sensitive souls release what they don’t want, recover their energetic bandwidth, and grok a socially conscious life of overflowing joy. More about me.”Her doctorate thesis project addresses the current teen mental health crisis. She is designing a psychoeducational curriculum for improving teen mental health. This program, called COMPASS, will help young people navigate human emotions, giving them the information to understand what is happening and the tools to heal themselves and their communities. If you care about, work with, love, and/or are concerned for teenagers and are worried about the devastating mental health crisis too many of them are living through, you may be interested in my research and plans for this classroom-based, culturally-sensitive curriculum for high school health teachers to facilitate during their mental health units. Watch the video here.Contact Doctor Jodi:Website: jodiaman.comTikTok: @doctorjodiYouTube: @doctorjodiInstagram: @doctorjodiamanTranscript Hey, you're here with Dr. Jodi, and this is "Anxiety… I'm So Done With You!" I am so excited about this podcast. It's an accompaniment to my book by the same name, "Anxiety… I'm So Done With You!" It's a teen's guide to ditching toxic stress and hardwiring your brain for happiness, because that is what we're going to do in the series: We're ditching that freaking toxic stress and hardwiring your brain to generate happiness every day. This is what you do: You read or listen to a section of the book. Then come on over here and listen to an episode where we're going to go a little bit deeper, give more examples, and tell more stories. I want to provide you with everything you need to be sure that you find your way out of this horrible anxiety cycle so that you no longer have to suffer. Please leave me a five-star review on Apple podcasts. That'll help me get in the ears of more people who need this series. Mental health problems are skyrocketing, especially among teenagers, and this series will change the tide.Welcome to this episode! Here we are in Chapter 1, Section 3, The Hellish Symptoms.Before we start… How’s your anxiety doing?Have you felt any hope that anxiety is getting ready to move on out of your life?I know that we’ve just gotten started on this journey together, but I thought I’d ask anyway. I have so much more to share with you so don’t worry, I am not leaving you here. I know you wish that you can just take a pill or listen to one podcast and it all goes away. It would be awesome if that can happen. But I promise, you going through this process to figure out what you have to do to get rid of your anxiety will heal so many other areas of your life. Plus, it will overall help you sustain happiness. For example, it can help you avoid years of heartbreak bc you’ll enjoy healthier ...
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    13 分
  • 1:4 Straightforward Biology of Anxiety, Worries, and Panic

    1:4 Straightforward Biology of Anxiety, Worries, and Panic
    2023/01/21
    This episode goes with Chapter 1, Section 4 of Anxiety...I’m So Done with You! In it, I go over the biology of anxiety. You’ll learn:What anxiety is and what it isn'tHow you should think about itHow do you know if you have an irrational fear or rational fearWhy anxiety seems to come out of the blueHow to stop anxiety in its tracksI continue to demystify anxiety by explaining its biological roots so you understand how it behaves. This will help you so much.Anxiety is the leftover fear response when you’re not in physical danger. It’s caused by adrenaline. The biology of anxiety, triggered by the amygdala and adrenaline, can be mapped, and the signals it sends to your brain can be explained. I get right to the heart of how it all works so you can learn what to do about it.I go over rational and irrational fear, the mammalian brain versus the reptilian brain, and offer two things to do to calm your fear, anxiety, worries, and or panick, in the moment. “Anxiety wants us to be upset about some possibility of something remote happening in the future. It has you suffering now as if that would protect you somehow from that future suffering.” - Dr. Jodi AmanResources discussed in this episode:Order the Book: Anxiety . . . I'm So Done with You: A Teen's Guide to Ditching Toxic Stress and Hardwiring Your Brain for HappinessBlog post and resourcesDiamond Confidence CourseAbout Dr. Jodi AmanTherapist | Author | Spiritual MentorDr. Jodi Aman is a Leadership and Spiritual Coach who has spent 25 years as a trauma-informed psychotherapist. She earned a Doctorate in Social Work in ’23, focusing on Leadership, Social Justice, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Social Work acknowledges the person in their environment and understands how humans react to situations. Work with Jodi.“After 25 years of clinical experience, I feel deep resonance and empathy for the complexities of others’ pain and am compelled to stand against the context of injustice that causes it. Using this keen understanding of how and why people suffer, my unique and varied training, rooted ethics, as well as decades being a trauma-informed psychotherapist, I help sensitive souls release what they don’t want, recover their energetic bandwidth, and grok a socially conscious life of overflowing joy. More about me.”Her doctorate thesis project addresses the current teen mental health crisis. She is designing a psychoeducational curriculum for improving teen mental health. This program, called COMPASS, will help young people navigate human emotions, giving them the information to understand what is happening and the tools to heal themselves and their communities. If you care about, work with, love, and/or are concerned for teenagers and are worried about the devastating mental health crisis too many of them are living through, you may be interested in my research and plans for this classroom-based, culturally-sensitive curriculum for high school health teachers to facilitate during their mental health units. Watch the video here.Contact Doctor Jodi:Website: jodiaman.comTikTok: @doctorjodiYouTube: @doctorjodiInstagram: @doctorjodiamanTranscriptHey, you're here with Dr. Jodi, and this is "Anxiety… I'm So Done With You!" I am so excited about this podcast. It's an accompaniment to my book by the same name, "Anxiety… I'm So Done With You!" It's a teen's guide to ditching toxic stress and hardwiring your brain for happiness, because that is what we're going to do in the series: We're ditching that freaking toxic stress and hardwiring your brain to generate happiness every day. This is what you do: You read or listen to a section of the book. Then come on over here and listen to an episode where we're going to go a little bit deeper, give more examples, and tell more stories. I want to provide you with everything you need to be sure that you find your way out of this horrible anxiety cycle so that you no longer have to suffer. Please leave me a five-star review on Apple podcasts. That'll help me get in the ears of more people who need this series. Mental health problems are skyrocketing, especially among teenagers, and this series will change the tide. Hey, you're listening to Chapter 1, Section 4, the Straightforward Biology. Here is what we're going to cover in this episode. What anxiety is and what it isn'tHow you should think about itHow do you know if you have an irrational fear or rational fearWhy anxiety seems to come out of the bluewhy it needs you to be upsethow to stop anxiety in its tracks. Let's get started. You've read about the biology of anxiety in this section, and I tell you about everything happening in your brain, so you know how to override it. I'll review a little bit of that here to go a little bit deeper, but it's going to be so valuable to you in helping you understand everything else that I talk about. If you want a deep-dive video on the biology of anxiety, you could check out my Diamond Confidence ...
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    24 分
  • 1:5 The Heartbreak Triggers - Trauma and Anxiety

    1:5 The Heartbreak Triggers - Trauma and Anxiety
    2023/01/21
    This episode follows Chapter 1, Section 5: The Heartbreaking Triggers. In this episode, We're talking about how trauma triggers your amygdala and how to un-trigger it.You'll get the script of what to say to your anxiety.We'll practice the script together so you can feel what it's like, to not be scared of it.We'll do a little review on how and why anxiety goes away.I explain where anxiety triggers come from and how you can un-trigger them. Intensely threatening events, called traumas, overwhelm your senses. They spike your adrenaline. They set off your fight or flight response, and they cause you to trigger that response easier the next time. When you identify triggers you no longer need, you can decide to un-trigger them. I’m here to help you do that.I will give you a script of what to say to your anxiety that acknowledges it, doesn’t fear it, and reclaims your control over your emotions. Then you just repeat this script to override your reptilian brain. This is about you regaining control over your anxiety. “When you're deciding to consciously do this as an exercise, you'll expect that trigger coming and it won't blindside you. You will have control over the whole situation.” - Dr. JodiResources discussed in this episode:Order the Book: Anxiety . . . I'm So Done with You: A Teen's Guide to Ditching Toxic Stress and Hardwiring Your Brain for HappinessBlog post and resourcesAbout Dr. Jodi AmanTherapist | Author | Spiritual MentorDr. Jodi Aman is a Leadership and Spiritual Coach who has spent 25 years as a trauma-informed psychotherapist. She earned a Doctorate in Social Work in ’23, focusing on Leadership, Social Justice, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Social Work acknowledges the person in their environment and understands how humans react to situations. Work with Jodi.“After 25 years of clinical experience, I feel deep resonance and empathy for the complexities of others’ pain and am compelled to stand against the context of injustice that causes it. Using this keen understanding of how and why people suffer, my unique and varied training, rooted ethics, as well as decades being a trauma-informed psychotherapist, I help sensitive souls release what they don’t want, recover their energetic bandwidth, and grok a socially conscious life of overflowing joy. More about me.”Her doctorate thesis project addresses the current teen mental health crisis. She is designing a psychoeducational curriculum for improving teen mental health. This program, called COMPASS, will help young people navigate human emotions, giving them the information to understand what is happening and the tools to heal themselves and their communities. If you care about, work with, love, and/or are concerned for teenagers and are worried about the devastating mental health crisis too many of them are living through, you may be interested in my research and plans for this classroom-based, culturally-sensitive curriculum for high school health teachers to facilitate during their mental health units. Watch the video here.Contact Dr Jodi:Website: jodiaman.comTikTok: @doctorjodiYouTube: @doctorjodiInstagram: @doctorjodiamanTranscriptYou're listening to chapter one, section five, The Heartbreaking Triggers.I'm trying to jam-pack these episodes with so much good stuff to up-level your life, raising you out of the anxiety, chaos, and the mystery where you will now have a place to stand so you can know and trust yourself, so you can engage in life again, looking forward to things and excited about your future. In this episode, We're talking about how trauma triggers your amygdala and how to un-trigger it.You'll get the script of what to say to your anxiety.We'll practice the script together so you can feel what it's like, to not be scared of it.We'll do a little review on how and why anxiety goes away. Y Are you ready? Let's go! Intensely threatening events are called traumas. When you experience a trauma, your senses are overwhelmed by feeling like you are in mortal danger. Your adrenaline increases, and besides all the fight-and-flight responses, your brain starts to lay down emotional memory in the amygdala. It also turns off the hippocampus. The hippocampus is the part of your brain that controls motivation and emotions and learning, and contextual memory. Contextual memory means the story of the memory. This means when you've experienced trauma, emotional memory is laid down in the amygdala, but it's not storied or integrated, or processed. That emotional memory is raw, and when it's triggered, that is why it feels like it's happening right now, as if you're living it again. Even if you're safe, you feel like you're not safe. Anything can trigger this emotional memory, a sound, a clink of a glass, somebody yelling, tomatoes, driving in a car. In addition, a panic attack is also itself a trauma. It may not compare to big T trauma, but it affects you because when you have a really intense panic attack, your ...
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  • 1:6 Your Basic Three Fears and What is Underneath Them

    1:6 Your Basic Three Fears and What is Underneath Them
    2023/01/21
    This episode goes with Chapter 1, Section 6 of Anxiety...I’m So Done with You! In it, I talk about how our problems are grounded in three basic fears. You’ll learn:What those three basic fears areHow they are related to each otherHow fears affect your mental healthWhy humans desperately want to belongThe three basic fears are beneath all concerns and anxieties we have. I show you how they appear and why, so you can understand why we’re dealing with such anxiety.The ultimate basic fear is that you’re not loved or not worthy. That fear makes you afraid of rejection and failure. It’s what drives the comparison culture we all find ourselves in. We’re always trying to be the best, to be smart enough or rich enough, to be cool enough. But enough is undefinable, and so, unreachable.Understanding how to unpack things that upset you is something I walk you through in this episode. Once you understand the root cause of your upsetness, you’ll understand how the Western standards of perfection are plaguing us. “It is essential to understand that you don’t have to do anything alone, and you can take care of yourself at the same time. It is not selfish to take care of yourself. In fact, taking care of yourself is taking care of your family and your community. You are not separate from them. Whatever you do for somebody else, you do for yourself, and whatever you do for yourself, you do for somebody else.” - Dr. Jodi AmanResources discussed in this episode:Order the Book: Anxiety . . . I'm So Done with You: A Teen's Guide to Ditching Toxic Stress and Hardwiring Your Brain for HappinessBlog post and resourcesAbout Dr. Jodi AmanTherapist | Author | Spiritual MentorDr. Jodi Aman is a Leadership and Spiritual Coach who has spent 25 years as a trauma-informed psychotherapist. She earned a Doctorate in Social Work in ’23, focusing on Leadership, Social Justice, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Social Work acknowledges the person in their environment and understands how humans react to situations. Work with Jodi.“After 25 years of clinical experience, I feel deep resonance and empathy for the complexities of others’ pain and am compelled to stand against the context of injustice that causes it. Using this keen understanding of how and why people suffer, my unique and varied training, rooted ethics, as well as decades being a trauma-informed psychotherapist, I help sensitive souls release what they don’t want, recover their energetic bandwidth, and grok a socially conscious life of overflowing joy. More about me.”Her doctorate thesis project addresses the current teen mental health crisis. She is designing a psychoeducational curriculum for improving teen mental health. This program, called COMPASS, will help young people navigate human emotions, giving them the information to understand what is happening and the tools to heal themselves and their communities. If you care about, work with, love, and/or are concerned for teenagers and are worried about the devastating mental health crisis too many of them are living through, you may be interested in my research and plans for this classroom-based, culturally-sensitive curriculum for high school health teachers to facilitate during their mental health units. Watch the video here.Contact Doctor Jodi:Website: jodiaman.comTikTok: @doctorjodiYouTube: @doctorjodiInstagram: @doctorjodiamanTranscriptHey, you're here with Dr. Jodi, and this is "Anxiety… I'm So Done With You!" I am so excited about this podcast. It accompanies my book by the same name, "Anxiety… I'm So Done With You!" It's a teen's guide to ditching toxic stress and hardwiring your brain for happiness because that is what we're going to do in the series: We're ditching that freaking toxic stress and hardwiring your brain to generate happiness every day. This is what you do: You read or listen to a section of the book. Then come on over here and listen to an episode where we're going to go a little bit deeper, give more examples, and tell more stories. I want to provide you with everything you need to be sure that you find your way out of this horrible anxiety cycle so that you no longer have to suffer. Please leave me a five-star review on Apple podcasts. That'll help me get in the ears of more people who need this series. Mental health problems are skyrocketing, especially among teenagers, and this series will change the tide. Welcome to this episode. We're talking about Chapter 1, Section 6: The Basic Fears. As you've read in this section, there are three basic fears. They are the fear of being trapped, rejection, and failure. These are fears that are underneath all of our problems. That might sound weird. Or, it might have surprised you. Hopefully, I explained in this section how these three basic fears are related. The way they're related is that underneath each of them is the ultimate basic fear: fear that you're not worthy or unloved. This is really important for us as ...
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