
Disordered is the podcast that delivers real, evidence-based, actionable talk about anxiety disorders and anxiety recovery in a kind, compassionate, community-oriented environment. Josh Fletcher is a qualified psychotherapist in the UK. Drew Linsalata is a therapist practicing under supervision in the US. They're both bestselling authors in the anxiety and mental health space. Josh and Drew are fu... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 180 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & Fitness | |||

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Depersonalization and derealization (DPDR) can feel like not recognizing yourself in the mirror, or like living behind a pane of glass. This week, clinical psychologist Dr. Claudia Hallett joins us. She le... more
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Cognitive reframing in anxiety disorders is not about arguing with a thought until it loses. This week we take some of the most common phrases we hear in this community and look at them from a slightly dif... more
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175 episodes in, we're finally talking about medication. This week we get into questions we hear constantly: if I take medication for my anxiety, does that mean I'm failing, or that I'll never really reco... more
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Exposure isn't about proving you can sit in traffic, go to the supermarket, or make it through dinner with a friend. This week we talk about what exposure is actually for: practicing being uncomfortable, o... more
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I’ve been struggling with new anxiety and depression lately since reaching the perimenopausal phase of my life. It’s all new to me and I have felt like I was losing my mind. The anxiety has been overwhelming and this podcast has been so helpful to me. I just learned you have books on Amazon so I’ll definitely be checking those out. Thank you for what you guys do, sincerely.
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I was struggling with many many different forms of anxiety, panic and ocd. Josh and Drew have helped me tremendously. Thank you guys! Start listening. I didn’t know which way was up when I started my journey but little by little I started understand and putting it to practice and I am so much better for it. Hard work, totally worth it.
I am very, very grateful to this podcast. Drew and Josh don’t realise it but they are helping this middle-aged guy get his life back (although yes, I AM taking the credit when I remember to do so). I cannot praise (and recommend) this podcast highly enough, along with their other podcasts Panic Pod and The Anxious Truth. The way they explain the subtleties of recovery so carefully means you don’t get left stranded not knowing exactly what they mean and exactly what you are supposed to DO, which ... more
So so so helpful for anyone suffering from anxiety, and wanting to educate themselves about what it is, what makes it worse and what makes it better. If I had to stick to only one resource, that would be the one! And they’re fun!
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Two veteran therapists discuss anxiety disorders with a pragmatic, evidence-based lens, blending lived experience with clinical training. Episodes center on practical strategies for anxiety recovery (exposures, ERP, tolerating uncertainty, and value-driven actions), while showcasing Did It Anyway listener stories from around the world. A recurring strength is grounding complex concepts in accessible examples, humor, and compassionate coaching, making it useful for both individuals managing anxiety and professionals seeking effective approaches to discuss with clients. The show frequently revisits topics like ROCD, OCD, health anxiety, and relaxation vs. exposure, and often invites listeners to engage with exercises and community resources f... more
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