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REPOSTED: This is Your Brain on Fear by Kyle MacDonald on October 21, 2015 So this is my most popular episode so far, so I thought it was well worth a replay. Back next week! In this episode of The Confident Mind Podcast I explore the ways in which mindfulness changes how our brain is…
A couple of weeks ago I was recently really pleased to be part of a panel for the Social Media Club (#SMCAKL), here in my home city of Auckland, New Zealand. The panel consisted of Louise Campagnone, General Manager of Find Someone (New Zealand’s largest and longest running online dating website), Trak Gray, Digital Social…
So, You Want To Be Invisible? by Kyle MacDonald on June 8, 2015 in Avoidance One of the most basic instincts when confronted by triggers for your social anxiety, is the desire to become invisible. Have to talk in front of a large group of people? You wish they couldn’t see you. Have to walk…
Understanding Fear – What are Phobias and How Common Are They? 18 June 2014 Fear, Phobias / Kyle MacDonald What are phobias? Well, in a psychological context, they are a persistent fear of objects, animals or situations, which a person will go to great lengths to avoid. While some of us dislike spiders, some affected…
Welcome to The Confident Mind Podcast, the popular self help podcast by Kyle MacDonald. To subscribe to the podcast, please use the links below: Click Here to Subscribe via iTunes Click Here to Subscribe via RSS (non-iTunes feed) If you have a chance, please leave me an honest rating and review on iTunes by clicking…
Shame and You by Kyle MacDonald on September 2, 2015 This week on “The Confident Mind” I talk about the emotion of shame, its role in social anxiety, and what makes people more vulnerable to it. I explore some ways to think about how to combat shame, and included is a short mindfulness exercise that…