High Anxiety and the Mentor in Your Mind

The other workshop attendees sit on the couch, while I sit alone at the dining room table. As I scan the room, pretending to be deeply engaged in everything I see, I feel the familiar clenching in my chest and throat. All my thoughts and feelings are slamming into each other in a kind of mental-emotional traffic jam.

In psychology speak, this is called “Emotional Flooding”. And in this case the flavour is: “anxiety”.

Emotional Awareness: A Power Tool

Emotional Awareness: A Power Tool

Quick. You’re feeling feelings you don’t want to feel. What do you do? As I explained in Part 1 of this post, if you’re like most people, you run to your favourite vice—coffee, sweets, ciggys, your phone (or, maybe you grab your list of positive affirmations and dance...

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