This week on The Confident Mind, I talk sleep. I discuss how to think about what “normal” sleep is, how to work with your own sleep patterns, what sleep hygiene is and of course how mindfulness can help with sleeplessness.
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Is Our Internal Voice a Social Anxiety Friend or Foe? by Kyle MacDonald in Cognitive Based Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Social Anxiety We may not always be aware of it, but we go about our daily lives against a background of running commentary. Some of it is practical and useful like “I’ve got to post…
What’s Your Compass? 10 September 2013 / Goals, in Public, Social Anxiety, Social Phobia / Kyle MacDonald Anyone who has ever done “exposure therapy” for social anxiety disorder, or any anxiety for that matter, will know that it is hard. Some people give up on treatment at this point just because it is so hard….
Why Being Kind Makes You Feel Better by Kyle MacDonald in in Public, Shyness We’re constantly bombarded with reasons why our dog-eat-dog world requires us to be more driven, more selfish and more competitive if we want to succeed. And, conversely, shy people or those with social anxiety are therefore less likely to get ahead…
The Problem of Perfect by Kyle on January 28, 2016 This week on The Confident Mind I talk about the problem of perfectionism, and how to think about being “perfect” as a way to avoid failure, feeling wrong or anxious. I introduce some ideas from mindfulness and acceptance to help you combat perfectionism. A brief…
The Confident Mind – Social Anxiety Podcast https://www.overcomingsocialanxiety.com/ Welcome to The Confident Mind: the weekly Podcast of www.overcomingsocialanxiety.com, in which psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald explores the science, news and reality behind the use of mindfulness to help overcome social anxiety, social phobia and shyness. As well as having a relaxed and sometimes lighthearted look at the…
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