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Flusterclux With Lynn Lyons: For Parents Who Worry

Lynn Lyons LICSW, Robin Hutson
Anxiety
Parenting
Mental Health
Child Development
Anxiety Management
Emotional Management
Family Dynamics
Parenting Strategies
Social Media
Depression
Therapy
Resilience
Social Skills
Smartphones
Parenting Styles
Connection
Flexibility
Education
Holiday Gatherings
Coping Strategies

Parenting isn't easy, and it's normal to worry. Lynn Lyons, therapist, author, and speaker is one of the world's experts on helping parents, kids, and teens manage anxiety. She talks with co-hosts sister-in-law Robin Hutson and brother Ed Gerwig in a weekly podcast full of laughs, and practical advice without the psychobabble. Since 2020, they've been talking about anxiety and worry, their love fo... more

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In this In Session episode, Lynn meets with parents Nicole and Landon who are concerned about their 11-year-old son’s rigid and somewhat unusual behaviors. Mornings can be a frustrating battle to get moving. Bedtime often involves a “dump” about the ... more

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A listener asks about “packing anxiety,” frustrated that dread of packing makes her dread the actual trip. Robin has all sorts of packing tips, but of course traveling is another opportunity to bolster the preventative skills families need.

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Recent Guests

Emily Lyons
Radiology resident who completed a year of internal medicine training
Dartmouth
Episode: Flusterclux Quarterlife: You Don't Have a Hormonal Imbalance
Karen Shepard
Senior lecturer at Williams College; writer and teacher of creative writing and memoir
Williams College
Episode: Flusterclux Quarterlife: What Gen Z's Curiosity Crisis is Costing Them
Lynn Lyons
Therapist, anxiety expert
Private Practice / Author
Episode: Flusterclux Quarterlife: Why Venting Gets You Nowhere
Michele Weiner-Davis
Brilliant therapist and social worker; expert on family estrangement
Boulder, Colorado-based couples therapist
Episode: Couples Therapist Michele Weiner-Davis Warns About the Trend of Family Estrangement
Mike McLeod
CEO and founder of GrowNOW ADHD; author of The Executive Function Playbook
GrowNOW ADHD
Episode: ADHD Expert Mike McLeod on Myths & Misinformation That Parents Need to Hear
Michael Yapko
World-renowned expert in the treatment of depression
Independent clinician/author
Episode: Best of: Depression's Treatment And Prevention: A Conversation with Dr. Michael Yapko
Mindy Szelap
Therapist specializing in anxiety, works with children and parents
Bay Area Space Treatment
Episode: ARFID Is More Than Picky Eating: Lynn & Mindy Szelap Offer Help
Dr. Ali Navidi
Clinical psychologist specializing in GI disorders
GI Psychology
Episode: Tackling Tummy Troubles... A Talk On the Brain/Gut Connection with GI Psychologist Dr. Ali Navidi
Dr. Tracy Dalgleish
A psychologist, couples therapist, and the author of a new book on mother-in-law dynamics.
Episode: "You, Your Husband, and His Mother"... A Talk with Dr. Tracy Dalgleish

Hosts

Lynn Lyons
Host and anxiety expert, author
Robin Hutson
Co-host and sister-in-law, asks questions and contributes as a facilitator

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 688 ratings
  • Always learning

    I didn’t find Lynn Lyons until our kids were mostly grown, but that doesn’t matter. Always learning for the now and the future. As a mom of 4 and a world full of anxiety…what a great resource.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CCmom4
    United States2 months ago
  • Disappointed

    I love so much about this podcast and am extremely disappointed in the decision to advertise so many unnecessary AI products.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    sjsbeans
    United States2 months ago
  • Life changing

    This podcast has helped me better understand my 10 and 12 year old children's anxiety, as well as my own. Lynn gives actionable strategies that really work on anxious kids. I now have a whole new way to speak to my kids when anxious moments come up. My kids are medicated for anxiety, which definitely helped, but Lynn's strategies were the missing link that have helped get my kids to that next level of getting their anxiety under control. Thank you, thank you Lynn & Robin!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ErinW83
    United States2 months ago
  • Very helpful!

    I enjoy listening to Flusterclux and Quarterlife episodes. Lynn’s knowledge comes through every episode. Keep going!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LnfromLSal
    United States3 months ago
  • Hands down THE best!

    I rarely write reviews, but this podcast deserves all the praise it can get! I discovered this podcast through another trusted podcast I regularly listen to, and I knew I had to give it a try. Since then, it’s one of my absolute favorite ones and I’ve learned so much, not only about managing my older son’s anxiety but also about understanding my very own anxiety better. Last weekend, we went skiing, and my son was refusing, as expected, to go down the big hill. I knew he was ready though, and I ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    *shineri*
    United States10 months ago

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Listeners praise actionable, evidence-based guidance for parenting anxious kids.
Many comment how content improves family dynamics and personal anxiety management.
Fans appreciate the mix of humor and practical strategies.

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Happier Family Travel: Managing Anxiety Around Packing, Planning, and Flying
Q: Is there such a thing as packing anxiety?
Lynn says packing dread can reflect anxiety patterns around uncertainty and decisions. She recommends planning ahead, involving children in packing, and noticing the thinking patterns that make someone dread the trip.
Cornell Takeaway: Teaching Our Kids To Stand Up To Social Pressure, Not Stand By
Q: What are the alternatives to “because I said so” that we need to start practicing now?
Lyons suggests explaining the family values behind expectations, hearing children's opinions without giving them final authority, and allowing discussion and negotiation where appropriate.
Cornell Takeaway: Teaching Our Kids To Stand Up To Social Pressure, Not Stand By
Q: What are the things that we need to keep doing with our sons, the conversations, the skills? How do you raise a son who was not only not one of the Cornell seven, but is not one of the members of the group chat?
Lyons recommends authoritative parenting, practicing respectful disagreement and critical thinking at home, establishing clear family values, and modeling how to intervene when someone is being mistreated.
Flusterclux Quarterlife: You Don't Have a Hormonal Imbalance
Q: What should a 20-something talk about at an appointment with a primary care physician?
Emily advises discussing any illness or concerns, considering birth control options and acne treatments, and prioritizing basic health habits over wellness fine-tuning.
Flusterclux Quarterlife: You Don't Have a Hormonal Imbalance
Q: How do you, as a young person but also on the inside, see the confusion surrounding medicine, and what is a way to know what's what when going to see the doctor?
Emily recommends establishing a primary care relationship, asking clinicians to explain information clearly, and repeating back what was understood so they can clarify gaps.

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A practical, psychology-grounded show focused on helping families navigate worry, anxiety, and big emotions. Episodes combine clinical frameworks with relatable parenting and young-adult guidance, often using humor and clear, actionable strategies to foster independence, resilience, and healthier family dynamics. A standout aspect is the blend of expert input with real-life anecdotes, plus frequent sponsor reads that keep the content grounded in everyday tooling for listeners.

Noteworthy is a consistent emphasis on differentiation between real risks and overblown worry, concrete action plans, and modeling calm problem-solving for kids and twenty-somethings alike. The format centers on accessible coaching for parents, with frequent discussi... more

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2. Karen Shepard
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