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September 22nd, 2024

1067: Classic ACP Use Your Body To Change Your Anxiety

  1. 1067: Classic ACP Use Your Body To Change Your Anxiety Gina Ryan 21:32

In today’s episode, Gina discusses techniques that will enable you to use easy to implement changes in your body (such as through Exercise, breathing, eating, rest and Sleep) to affect your mind and alleviate your anxiety symptoms. These techniques are easy to use and will offer you results! Listen in today!

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Chapters

0:00 Introduction to Anxiety and the Body

6:50 Strategies for Changing Your Biology

12:18 Nutrition and Sleep for Anxiety Management

Summary

In this episode, I address the profound connection between our bodies and anxiety, illustrating how bodily awareness can influence our mental state. While cognitive therapies often focus on reshaping our thoughts, I emphasize that altering our physical state can serve as a powerful precursor to managing and mitigating anxiety. Our biology plays a critical role in how we experience fear, and by attending to our bodies, we can pave the way for a clearer, more centered mind.

As I delve into this topic, I highlight how fear can manifest physically—heightening our heart rates, tightening our muscles, and impairing our cognitive functions. This physiological response can hinder our ability to apply the tools and techniques we’ve learned to combat negative thoughts. Therefore, we must first establish a state of bodily calmness to better access our mental resources when anxiety strikes. The key is to practice calming techniques ahead of time, so they become second nature when we need them most.

I walk you through several practical strategies to shift your biology toward a place of peace. One of the most effective ways is through exercise; moving our bodies releases endorphins and expels anxiety-inducing energy, allowing for improved Clarity and serenity. Whether through a brisk walk, Yoga, or hitting the gym, making a commitment to regular movement can significantly alter our physiological responses to Stress.

Breathing techniques are another vital tool I share. By consciously changing our breathing patterns—such as taking slow, deep breaths or engaging in specific techniques like double inhalations followed by slow exhales—we can activate our parasympathetic nervous system, fostering a sense of calm and relaxation. I underline the importance of not leading oneself into panic with forced breathing practices but rather approaching them gently.

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Gina Ryan is the producer and host of the top 50 Mental Health shows on Apple Podcast -The Anxiety Coaches Podcast. Gina is a Nutritionist and coach who, in 1993, opened New Health Natural Products in NY and also struggled with stress, anxiety, and panic for over 20 years.

Before the internet, she was able to climb out of her fear and panic to peace, calm, and well-being by finding what did and did not work. She now teaches thousands of others how to do the same in a fraction of the time.

After moving to Maui in 2005, Gina spent 12 years as a nutritionist/consultant for the Intensive Outpatient Eating Disorder Center and, the only Residential ED Facility in Hawai'i. She shared her compassion, along with her knowledge and wisdom of the mind-body-spirit connection, helping clients clear their food-related anxiety, obsessions, and compulsions.

Gina is dedicated full-time to anxiety-clearing, coaching, writing, and teaching clients worldwide. She considers her work her calling and lives a mindful and compassionate life.

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