Your Anxiety Is Not You + 'The Goober Effect' | 'ask dorothy' | A Real Life Client Story | S2 E53

'ask dorothy'

Your Anxiety Is Not You + 'The Goober Effect' | A Real Life Client Story

The WISDOM podcast  Season 2 Episode 53

 

My client Gabby* initially sought my help for her unmanageable anxiety and the panic attacks that she suffered alone and in shame and silence. Her new job, while with the same financial institution was several levels above what her previous role had been.

As much as Gabby was the right candidate and her current boss and team valued her skills and the honesty and transparency with which she lived; there was no opportunity to relish in her successes because, as Gabby realized through our talks, she was submersed in the depths of her anxiety, self-doubt, and insecurity with each prevailing and uncontrollable thought.

“Would she be successful in this new role?” “How could she do her very best each day with efficiency and without making mistakes?” “Why wasn’t she getting all of her work finished?” “What did others on the team think of her abilities?” and “Would she have to quit if her workload and how she felt if this anxiety and pressure didn’t improve?”

This client story echoes the work of alleviating anxiety for so many who struggle with the world’s biggest mental health problem, and the special friend that helped her live in the present moment. 

 

*The name of my client has been changed to uphold confidentiality. Some of the details of her story may be changed to maintain her privacy.

 

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Namaste!

 

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Podcast Theme Music: 'Aura' from the Album, Illuvia by Eternellwww.eternell.net/album/illuvia

Accompanying Music: Eternell, 'Cloud' 30 min.