Episodes
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In this week's episode, we see how our own thoughts may cause internal chaos. In this episode, I discuss the importance of developing strategies for overcoming obstacles at every stage of life, including negative thought cycles, increasing concentration in order to redirect attention, and intentionally causing chaos in order to avoid order.
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On Episode 3 of the Busy Brain Podcast I cover Spotify and Apple upload concerns. This episode debunks depression myths and offers management advice. I distinguishes depression from sadness, a transient emotion, emphasizing its daily influence. I advise setting regular routines and leaning on friends and people who understand and can aid with depression. I recount my depression, including waking up depressed or terrified, and how puberty and medicines have changed it. I emphasize pacing daily tasks and the spoon hypothesis, which helps people with chronic illnesses or mental health disorders envision limited energy resources. I explain how depression affects education, employment, relationships, and self-care, as well as my perfectionism. I also discuss the constant medication modifications needed to balance emotions without dulling pleasurable experiences.
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This episode goes over everything you need to know about anxiety, including: what is it, how does it emerge, and my strategies for dealing with difficult episodes.We search for the origins of anxiety and the means by which it can be "escaped." When making decisions that could affect someone's health, try to put yourself in their shoes. Anxiety, ADHD, and fear are ongoing themes in the Busy Brain Podcast, and TOGETHER we will erase the stigma associated with them in every episode.
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On the first episode, I share my own experiences with mental health issues including ADHD, panic disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, and borderline personality disorder. I don't work in the field, but I offer a special viewpoint that combines my life experiences with my academic background. I offer the viewpoint of someone who has experienced mental illness. I quickly outline our podcast's topics for this season. Come listen to us with an open mind and help us to eradicate the stigma associated with mental health.
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This podcast is a reflection of the day-to-day difficulties of mental health as experienced by a university student who has endured struggle throughout their entire life. We will dive into coping mechanisms, openly discussing the challenges one encounters when battling mental illness, including episodes of depression, anxiety ranging from moderate to severe, and persistent thoughts. Moreover, we will explore the variety of individual struggles that surround mental illness.
