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Disordered: Anxiety Help

Josh Fletcher and Drew Linsalata
Anxiety Disorders
Anxiety
Mental Health
Health Anxiety
OCD
Panic Disorder
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Panic Attacks
Exposure Therapy
Mindfulness
Therapy
Anxiety Recovery
Social Anxiety
Community Support
Self-Compassion
Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Recovery
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Coping Strategies
Willful Tolerance

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

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"Yeah, but." Two words that show up constantly in anxiety recovery, right after a win. You did the thing, and before it can count, the mind adds a condition: yeah, but I had my water bottle with me, yeah, but I still felt anxious, y... more

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Not everything is an anxiety disorder, but people pleasing and low self-esteem feed into it constantly. This week we talk about why the two overlap so heavily, and why learning to desensitize almost always requires putting yourself ... more

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This week we go through the most common mistakes people make while trying to recover from anxiety disorders, the ones that feel intuitive in the moment but end up keeping the cycle going.

We cover minimizing your own wins, thinking... more

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Is distraction the same thing as running from your feelings? This week we answer a listener question about where that line actually is, and why the answer isn't as simple as always sit with it.

We talk about why attention plays suc... more

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Joe Joanna
Listener sharing a health-anxiety exposure involving miscarriage and a nerve-wracking outing
Listener
Episode: When Anxiety Says You're The Exception (Episode 163)
Joe (Germany)
Listener who shared a Did It Anyway story about resting and managing transitions
Disordered Community Member
Episode: Asking For Anxiety Help (Episode 156)
Jess Marriner
OCD specialist in the UK
UK OCD specialist
Episode: Taboo OCD Themes (Episode 155)
Unidentified runner (unspecified in transcript)
Listener who posted running-related Did It Anyway stories
Listener
Episode: Anxiety Recovery: When You're Trying To "Win" (Episode 154)
Kimberley Quinlan
OCD and Anxiety Specialist
Your Anxiety Toolkit
Episode: How Do We Overcome Worry and Rumination? (Episode 142)
Professor David Veale
Consultant psychiatrist specialized in Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist
South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust
Episode: Death Anxiety w/Professor David Veale (Episode 113)
Dara Lovitz
A lawyer and a former emetophobia sufferer who co-authored a book on the subject
Emetophobia Institute
Episode: Emetophobia - Fear of Vomiting w/Dara Lovitz & Dr. David Yusko (Episode 106)
Dr. David Yusko
Clinical psychologist and anxiety specialist, co-author of a book on emetophobia
Emetophobia Institute
Episode: Emetophobia - Fear of Vomiting w/Dara Lovitz & Dr. David Yusko (Episode 106)
Dr. David Carbonell
Expert in anxiety disorders and author
anxietycoach.com
Episode: Anxiety and Flying w/Dr. David Carbonell (Episode 103)

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 2.6k ratings
  • Awesome pod!

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    macaconac
    Canada12 days ago
  • So helpful

    This podcast makes me feel so seen and so capable. Josh & Drew’s relatable perspectives, practical advice, and humor are a reassuring anchor in the sea of nonsense anxiety recovery “hacks” online. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Allison DiDo
    United Statesa month ago
  • Gold Standard Anxiety Advice

    If you are stuck in an anxiety loop, look no further than Josh and Drew for help and advice on the matter. They are both practicing therapists who specialize in anxiety and also previous sufferers, who know firsthand the challenges in overcoming anxiety. They are smart, compassionate and funny. They’ll help you get your life back from anxiety. Can’t say enough great things about this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Monicolleen
    United Statesa month ago
  • So helpful

    This is the real deal. Extremely helpful!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KM914
    United States2 months ago
  • Best Podcast!

    Drew and Josh are a couple of the best guys to listen to! They make everything simple to understand and they are easily relatable. Not to mention, they are funny and make the episodes informative and lighthearted. Will always vouch for them! ❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    anr93
    United States3 months ago

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Many praise the hosts' lived experience and clinical rigor, with consistent impact on recovery.
Listeners highlight compassionate, evidence-based guidance and relatable humor.
The show's community, including listener stories, is repeatedly seen as its strength.

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Anxiety Questions and Answers (Episode 166)
Q: Hi Josh and Drew. Kara from Germany here. How can I work on real tasks and problems without my OCD making me feel like I have to fix them 24 seven, effectively turning relationship issues or daily tasks into endless rumination?
Use ERP with a blend of response prevention and exposure. Do what non-anxious you would do, not what your OCD tells you to do. If needed, introduce imaginal exposures to sit with discomfort around a specific issue, and then choose to act in ways that align with your goals rather than compulsive reassurance seeking.
Anxiety Questions and Answers (Episode 166)
Q: Hi, Drew and Josh, or Josh and Drew. Very diplomatic. This is JT. I'm a GAD sufferer and I found that a lot of my rumination involves the older home that I live in. So I guess my question is, since that is a source of anxiety and worry for me, and I live there, sleep there every night, is there a reason why that constant exposure hasn't improved the anxiety and rumination and so forth?
Urgency and the obsessional focus around the problem are clues. The exposure should involve boundaries around time spent on the worry, and you should distinguish between doing a pragmatic repair versus constant problem solving driven by urgency. In GAD, the strategy is often to let yourself worry while continuing daily activities, and to practice not allowing that worry to hijack every moment. Over time, you can learn to tolerate the uncertainty without spiraling into compulsive checking.
The Stress Jug Explained (Episode 146)
Q: So how do I believe them and that something isn't just going to creep up on me?
Don't wait to believe it; act as if you're already behaving as if it's safe, which gradually reduces fear and reshapes the fear blueprint over time.
How Do We Overcome Worry and Rumination? (Episode 142)
Q: What do I do about my constant states of worry and rumination?
Focus on awareness training and set strong boundaries on what thoughts you will allow yourself to have.
The Golden Rules of Anxiety Recovery and Desensitization (Episode 143)
Q: Why can't I seem to do the same thing with this one other specific trigger I've been struggling with for years?
This reflects a need to recognize that the 'no-fly zone' exists because of the priority given to specific anxious feelings over actions.

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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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3. Jess Marriner
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5. Kimberley Quinlan
6. Professor David Veale
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