In this episode of Platinum Perspective Podcast, hosts Dr. Megan and Sarah dive into the intricate worry, accompanied by esteemed anxiety expert Dr. Rosie Hunter, founder of Test Wolf. The episode commences with a quick-fire round, unraveling the essence of worry and its universal presence.
Dr. Rosie Hunter skillfully differentiates between productive and unproductive worry, highlighting the value of problem-solving in the former and the escalation of anxiety without resolution in the latter. She offers insights into recognizing signs of unproductive worry, including catastrophizing and repetitive thinking, while also shedding light on managing it through mindfulness and actionable strategies.
The conversation takes a poignant turn as the hosts discuss handling morbid worries, specifically addressing concerns about mass shootings using cognitive behavioral approaches. Dr. Rosie introduces practical techniques, such as decision trees, to rationalize such worries.
The episode culminates with invaluable advice on managing anxiety, practicing self-compassion, and fostering a support network, along with insights into Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) and cognitive distortions in worry.
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In this episode of Platinum Perspective Podcast, hosts Dr. Megan and Sarah dive into the intricate worry, accompanied by esteemed anxiety expert Dr. Rosie Hunter, founder of Test Wolf. The episode commences with a quick-fire round, unraveling the essence of worry and its universal presence.
Dr. Rosie Hunter skillfully differentiates between productive and unproductive worry, highlighting the value of problem-solving in the former and the escalation of anxiety without resolution in the latter. She offers insights into recognizing signs of unproductive worry, including catastrophizing and repetitive thinking, while also shedding light on managing it through mindfulness and actionable strategies.
The conversation takes a poignant turn as the hosts discuss handling morbid worries, specifically addressing concerns about mass shootings using cognitive behavioral approaches. Dr. Rosie introduces practical techniques, such as decision trees, to rationalize such worries.
The episode culminates with invaluable advice on managing anxiety, practicing self-compassion, and fostering a support network, along with insights into Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) and cognitive distortions in worry.
Please rate, like, subscribe, and share this podcast with your friends!
Checkout the Platinum Perspective YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@PlatinumPerspectiveShow
Follow Platinum Perspective on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/platinumperspectivepodcast
Email feedback to: feedback@platinumperspective.show
We use Riverside FM to record crystal clear audio for our episodes. Check them out: https://www.riverside.fm/?via=platinum-perspective