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338: How We Navigate Situational Anxiety

338: How We Navigate Situational Anxiety

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Summary

Life in your 40s can hit hard, and if you're feeling the weight of it all right now, you are not alone. In this episode, Abby gets real and personal about a difficult situation she's been navigating with one of her kids, and how the stress of it has started to feel like so much more than just "situational anxiety." Between caring for our families, keeping up with the house, showing up at work, and being everyone else's emotional rock, it can feel impossible to also take care of ourselves. But here's the thing: it IS possible, and it looks different for everyone.


Key Topics Covered:

  • What situational anxiety actually is and how it can slowly start to feel all-encompassing.
  • Why our 40s often bring a wave of hard life events, for us and the people we love most.
  • Amy's observation about why Abby handles stress better than almost anyone she knows.
  • The difference between situations we can't avoid and ones where we actually do have a choice.
  • Practical things we do to take care of ourselves when life feels overwhelming.
  • Why our brains crave predictability and what to do when life refuses to give us that.


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MEET ABBY: http://instagram.com/abbyrosegreen


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