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Does Talking About Your Anxiety Help?

Paul Dooley
May 27, 2012
6 Comments

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Does it really help? If it ever works for you the reason boils down to two things: You have someone you can trust and you're ready to talk. But to tell you the truth, even trust and motivation isn't always enough to help you come clean about your anxiety. Think about it. What's easy about baring your soul? It can be hard to do, especially if it goes against your nature. After a few months as a student therapist I can attest to the difficulty some people have with sharing how they truly feel about their problem(s). Adults are masters

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Filed Under: How to Manage Anxiety Tagged With: anxiety, counseling, family, friends, reality therapy, talking therapy

My Appearance on the Happy Hour Radio Show

Paul Dooley
February 6, 2012
6 Comments

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I recently had the privilege of appearing on the Happy Hour Radio Show. I joined Anxiety Gal and her co-host Holly (pictured left) to talk about my past anxiety problems, what I did to get better, and about my work at Anxiety Guru. At one point during the segment, Holly put me on the spot and asked me to explain abnormal anxiety in just a few minutes, and I'm glad she did. It gave me a chance to give a spontaneous and honest answer to a question that I've wrestled with for years. I usually don't have a chance to get introspective about

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Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: anti-anxiety blog, anxiety, blog radio, Podcast

It’s About You

Paul Dooley
January 27, 2012
25 Comments

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This site stopped being about me a long time ago. That's how I like it. It's always been far more important to me to reach out to you and share what I know. The hope has always been to write something or produce a podcast that spoke to you on some basic, but relevent level. But all good intentions aside, sometimes I guess as to what you want. Honestly, I don't know what that is. I've been in your shoes, so I have some idea. I know that you want to know about chest pain, or some other anxiety symptom. I know that you want to get 

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Filed Under: Ramblings Tagged With: anti-anxiety, anxiety, blog content, survey

The 2 Step Guide to Being Anxiety Free

Paul Dooley
August 19, 2011
11 Comments

Live without fear

                    It may seem inconceivable for you to live without anxiety right now but you can. Perhaps you've spent time alone pondering what will become of you because of the troubles you're facing. To be honest, that's to be expected given your predicament. Still, you can get better. Here's a good question: How did I overcome anxiety and when did I know it? In the beginning I was Lost "Uncertainty is the refuge of hope." - Henri Frederic

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Filed Under: Featured Blog Posts Tagged With: anxiety, anxiety free, anxiety treatment, anxiety treatment natural, cbt, natural anxiety treatment, symptoms of anxiety

How to Stop Morning Anxiety

Paul Dooley
July 31, 2011
16 Comments

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Have you ever opened your eyes in the morning only to find that you're permeated by anxiety? It's a distressing feeling. Especially when you're not sure why it's happening. Today I want to explore the causes of morning anxiety and how you can stop it. To begin, you should know that morning anxiety is common. So I hope you don't feel like you're the only poor soul in the world that has this problem. Waking up anxious isn't some bizarre anomaly in this regard. After all, simply because you've fallen asleep doesn't mean that your mind

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Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: anxiety, anxiety in the morning, anxiety websites, cortisol, early morning anxiety, morning anxiety, morning anxiety attacks, morning anxiety symptoms, morning panic attacks

The AG Phone Line is Now Open!

Paul Dooley
July 1, 2011
3 Comments

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Based on the amount of email I get regarding the Anxiety Guru podcast it seems to be one of the most popular aspects of this blog. In an effort to improve the podcast and broaden its scope I've setup a dedicated Skype voice-mail that you can call to ask questions or leave comments. For you shy types out there don't worry because no one is going to pick up the line.  It's just a recording of me thanking you for your contribution. What I plan to do is take the recorded messages and include them in the podcast itself and address the

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Filed Under: Ramblings Tagged With: anxiety, anxiety disorder, anxiety symptoms, anxiety website, call in show, interview, Podcast, podcasts

The Anti-Energy Drink

Paul Dooley
June 6, 2011
2 Comments

It's all natural and delivers euphoric relaxation. At least that's what the makers of Mary Jane's Relaxing Soda (MJR) claim on their website. According to the California-based maker of MJR they use nothing but the good stuff to make their product, actually the ingredients sound like an anti-anxiety concoction from heaven. The mix relies mostly on two well-known anti-anxiety herbs to create its desired effect.  Here's a quick look at what's inside. *Passion flower extract *Kava extract (Awa root) *Lightly carbonated

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Filed Under: Ramblings Tagged With: anti-anxiety, anti-energy drink, anti-panic, anxiety, mary janes's relaxing soda, soda, soft drink

Why is Anxiety so Stubborn?

Paul Dooley
June 5, 2011
3 Comments

Lately I've noticed an increase in people asking me this question: Why won't my anxiety go away? The short answer is because it's hard to forget. This has become AG's $64,000 question.  I produced a short screen-cast to try to explain why this is, but just in case you want the text version, here it is. Human beings evolved over many millions of years and during that time our brains changed, expanded and adapted to the environment in incredible ways.  However, despite all that cool evolution of the brain, there were still certain

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Filed Under: Ramblings Tagged With: amygdala, anxiety, anxiety symptoms, fear, hippocampus, limbic system, Panic, panic attack

Is Talk Therapy Worth It?

Paul Dooley
May 30, 2011
8 Comments

Recently I found myself on a website that had a lot of comments about how talk therapy was a waste of time and money. Well, consider this a response to all those people. Now, for starters, it's true that I am biased. I mean, I am a grad student learning to become a psychotherapist after all. Just keeping it honest. I also lived with severe anxiety and depression for over 10 years, so it isn't like I don't know what it's like to need or undergo therapy myself-- been there, done that. So, here's the thing: Talk therapy works. And it

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Filed Under: Treatment Tagged With: anxiety, brain scans, cbt, cognitive behavioral therapy, depression, psychology, psychotherapy, social anxiety, talk therapy, talking cure, therapist

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