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Podcast · September 7, 2022

307: NYU’s Dr. Wendy Suzuki on The Superpower of Anxiety, Flow, Breath Work, and Why Our Brains Need Stress to Grow

If 90% of the population struggles with anxiety, what are we missing in our approach to understanding and treating it? This week, Dr. Wendy Suzuki joins us to talk about why anxiety just might be helpful in our growth. She said, “When you adopt strategies that harness the neural networks of anxiety, you open the door to activating your brain-body at an even deeper, more meaningful level. Instead of feeling at the mercy of anxiety, we can take charge of it in concrete ways. Anxiety becomes a tool to supercharge our brains and bodies in ways that will resound in every dimension of our lives.” Dr. Wendy Suzuki is a Professor of Neural Science and Psychology in the Center for Neural Science at New York University. She received her undergraduate degree in physiology and human anatomy at the University of California, Berkeley in 1987 studying with Prof. Marion C. Diamond, a leader in the field of brain plasticity. She went on to earn her Ph.D. in Neuroscience from U.C. San Diego in 1993 and completed her doctoral fellowship at the National Institutes of Health before accepting her faculty position at New York University in 1998. In addition, she is a bestselling author and has graced TED stages across the globe.

If 90% of the population struggles with anxiety, what are we missing in our approach to understanding and treating it? This week, Dr. Wendy Suzuki joins us to talk about why anxiety just might be helpful in our growth. She said, “When you adopt strategies that harness the neural networks of …

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Podcast · August 31, 2022

306: Healing Emotional Addiction, Leaving Survival Mode, and How to Pick a Therapist (feat. Anthony Evans, Jr. and Stacy Kaiser)

This week, we're doing something we've never done on the podcast, and that's hosting a professional counselor and her client to unpack the dynamics of effective therapy, how to pick a counselor, as well as grief, boundaries, emotional addiction, and leaving survival mode. Joining us is Anthony Evans, Jr., a Grammy-nominated Gospel music artist who has topped the Billboard music charts and was on NBC's "The Voice." With Anthony today is his counselor, Stacy Kaiser. Stacy is is a successful Southern California–based licensed psychotherapist, relationship expert, media personality, and author of How to Be a Grown Up. With hundreds of television appearances on major networks, including NBC, CBS, ABC, CNN, and HLN, Stacy has built a reputation for offering thoughtful and provocative insight into a wide range of topics. She maintains a thriving private practice and is a much sought-after public speaker who addresses work, family, and personal relationship issues as well as trauma, emotional growth, and community-related issues.

This week, we're doing something we've never done on the podcast, and that's hosting a professional counselor and her client to unpack the dynamics of effective therapy, how to pick a counselor, as well as grief, boundaries, emotional addiction, and leaving survival mode. Joining us is Anthony …

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