
Struggling with panic attacks, agoraphobia, or other anxiety problems? The Anxious Truth will educate you, empower you, encourage you, and inspire you to get your life back! * Featured in the New York Times: "6 Podcasts to Soothe An Anxious Mind" (April 27, 2024)* Featured in Vogue Magazine: "The 15 Best Mental Health Podcasts Recommended by Therapists" (October 2023)Listen to the podcast, read t... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 333 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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In this episode of The Anxious Truth, we look at why the lessons of floating, mindful acceptance, and exposure can feel out of reac... more
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One of the best podcast on the topics of anxiety and OCD. I’ve been digging Drew’s work for years now and it’s been extremely resourceful to my mental health. Thank you!
If you are curious about what Drew has to teach, please read on. In approx. January of 2025, I found my way to Drew Linsalata’s The Anxious Truth podcast, by way of Rick Hanson’s Being Well podcast. Rick may have been interviewing Drew, and I was drawn to Drew’s empathy, compassion, and practical understanding of how to disarm lifelong, recurring irrational fears. I’ve since listened to episodes 001-120, and have recently begun also alternating with the newest episodes (starting with about 330… ... more
I never leave reviews and I never listen to podcasts.. this year has been very hard on my GAD and health anxiety. I was looking for anything and everything to help with my journey of understanding and managing my anxiety. When I stumbled onto Drew’s podcast series I felt relief. Not necessarily a relief to my anxiety… but knowing there was a community out there that knows what I’m going through and I’m not alone. The was Drew goes into depth and explains has really helped me. I enjoy listening t... more
As both a therapist and someone who has lived with unhelpful cycles of anxiety, I really appreciate Drew’s clear and concise explanations of all things anxiety. Treating anxiety often requires interrupting its cycle in ways that feel counterintuitive, and subtle shifts in how we respond can make a big difference. Because anxiety is an internalizing condition, its vicious cycle can be hard to fully grasp, but Drew’s ability to provide accurate, evidence-based information makes it easier to take ... more
I have learned so much more from this podcast than I have ever learned from a regular therapist. I was going to go back to therapy but there is nothing that they would tell me that I haven’t learned from Drew. I recommend this podcast and the Disordered podcast that he does with Anxiety Josh. I can’t thank Drew enough that this podcast exists!
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Focusing on panic, anxiety, and mental health, this series provides listeners with valuable insights and strategies for managing various anxiety disorders. Through personal narratives, expert interviews, and practical advice, it addresses topics such as negative self-beliefs, coping strategies, and the impact of external factors like weather on anxiety levels. Noteworthy elements include a deep exploration of nuances in anxiety experiences, as well as a keen critique of mental health misinformation circulating in the digital space, which is likely to resonate with anyone looking to understand or overcome their own challenges with anxiety and related disorders.
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