What's Actually Happening in Your Brain When You're Anxious
Your amygdala is doing its job a little too well. What that means, why it isn't a flaw, and what actually calms it down.
Each episode opens with something real, explains what's going on, and leaves you with one question to sit with.
Your amygdala is doing its job a little too well. What that means, why it isn't a flaw, and what actually calms it down.
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