Anxiety Symptoms: Dizziness & Lightheadedness (Episode 135)
In this episode of Disordered, the guys delve into the common anxiety symptoms of dizziness and lightheadedness. They share personal experiences, discuss the impact of these symptoms on daily life, and explore coping mechanisms such as interoceptive exposure and mindfulness.
The conversation also highlights community wins, listener questions, and the importance of awareness in managing anxiety. The hosts encourage listeners to challenge their fears and practice being present in their experiences.
Takeaways
- Dizziness and lightheadedness are common anxiety symptoms.
- The threat response often amplifies feelings of dizziness.
- Changing behaviors due to dizziness can reinforce anxiety.
- Mindfulness practices can help in recognizing anxiety triggers.
- Interoceptive exposure can desensitize the fear of dizziness.
- Community support plays a vital role in recovery.
- Challenging the narrative of anxiety is crucial for progress.
- Practicing being dizzy can reduce fear over time.
- Awareness of thoughts and feelings is key to managing anxiety.
- It's important to focus on what matters most in life.
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