Karen Young

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366 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2017 last heard Nov 2017

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 084: Karen Young of Hey Sigmund Talks About Anxiety in Kids · 21 Nov 2017 podcast

freud who who did a who did a lot of great things but also did a lot of um things that didn't land so well and still don't land very well but did a lot of great things so this is kind of like hey sigmund we've got some new stuff for you or hey sigmund this is what we know now so it's kind of it's kind of blending the you know the historical elements of psychology and kind of where it started and its roots with the modern take that's awesome love that story

Yeah.

So, well, anything to do with mental health can bring so much stigma.

But the thing is, so many things that come with a diagnosis happen on a spectrum.

So we all get a little bit of everything some of the time.

And sometimes it's just part of our human way.

We're not broken.

There's nothing wrong with us.

We don't even need fixing.

We just need either the right information to move out of it or support or permission to even stay in the space for a little while.

And that's one of the things with anxiety.

It's not a broken brain.

It's

a brain that's doing what it's meant to do, but a little bit more often and everybody gets anxiety.

Some of the time we wouldn't be alive if we didn't.

It's what keeps us alive.

So it's just a part of being human but it's, you know, sometimes it happens too much.

So basically it's about just trying to melt away the stigma and saying we all do some of this stuff some of the time.

Let's just depathologise it so we can get on with supporting ourselves and each other and feeling okay about where we're at without, first of all, having to get over the hump of feeling broken and like there's something wrong because it's just a part of being human.

Yeah.

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