
Welcome to The Anxiety Chicks Podcast—a space for raw, unfiltered conversations about mental health, healing, and everything in between. Hosted by Alison Seponara, MS, LPC (therapist, author of The Anxiety Healer’s Guide) and Taylor Marae, MS, RDN (registered dietitian and health anxiety advocate), this podcast blends personal stories with professional expertise to help you feel seen, supported, a... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 295 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessEducationSelf-ImprovementMental Health | |||

In this month's Healing Questions episode, we're answering some of the most common questions from our amazing community. From intrusive thoughts and health anxiety to that terrifying feeling of impending doom, we're having the honest conversations we... more
The Chicks sit down with hospice nurse, educator, and best-selling author Julie McFadden for an honest and compassionate conversation about death, dying, and how embracing mortality can actually help us live more fully.
Julie shares her journey from... more
This week on The Anxiety Chicks, we’re diving deeper into the connection between anxiety and Hashimoto’s with special guest. After opening the conversation in a previous episode, we wanted to bring on an expert to help break down what Hashimoto’s act... more
Alison takes you through a gentle meditation for burnout—perfect for anyone feeling overwhelmed, drained, or in need of a mental reset. This episode offers calming mindfulness and breathing techniques to bring peace and grounding into your day.
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I’m currently going through some tough health anxiety and this podcast has been so comforting. I listen to it daily when I most need help to remember I’m not alone in these anxious feelings. ❤️
When I am feeling anxious, I play a couple of these podcasts and it brings me back to my baseline.
Do not listen to these women. Both are still riddled with anxiety and showcase it regularly on their social media. They don’t have any solutions and will just talk in circles like they are on a therapist’s couch. Ironic as Alison is a trained therapist but lives a very sad-looking life. There is constant interruption and the overuse of the word “like” that drives me nuts. There is nothing to be gained from these episodes.
As a woman experiencing perimenopause while raising a teenage daughter and enduring a forced separation from her own mother - thank you. 👏🏻
It’s interesting how people that struggle with anxiety/depression have all these similar attributes. You guys hit a lot of them dead on and it’s nice to hear that it’s not “just me” going through this one odd thing. The only thing that irks me is the audio editing - what the heck is happening? Sometimes you guys sound like a CD player that skips. No need to chop the audio so much - post it as it is (maybe with a bit of editing - but not in the middle of someone talking). Also, the transition to ... more
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A compassionate, evidence-informed show that blends personal experiences with professional expertise to help listeners understand and manage anxiety, health anxiety, and related life stressors. Episodes consistently cover practical strategies for nervous system regulation, CBT-informed thinking, nutrition and lifestyle factors affecting mental health, and compassionate self-care. A standout angle is the integration of nutrition, holistic practices, and medical perspectives with relatable storytelling, making complex topics feel accessible and actionable for daily life. The hosts' warm, nonjudgmental banter and real-world anecdotes create a supportive space that appeals to people seeking practical tools, community, and reassurance on their h... more
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