I know that this is a short episode, but it’s worth it! If you want me to continue speaking on this topic, let me know! Instagram: bfrb_anxiety_podcast
In this episode we talked about self-love, why it is important, and how to practice it. I hope that you guys take something away from this episode and practice more self-love, I promise it’s rewarding in the end!!
Thank you guys so much for listening! Like I said, there is no way for me to tell you how much it means to me to have you listen to my podcast. Here is the name of the test also talked about in this episode: Myers Briggs 16Personality test
Here is the Instagram account username to these amazing people who train dogs to help you with your BFRB: bfrbdogs. Check out my Instagram story if you want a direct link to their account
Happy Wednesday! Today’s episode is about the anxiety some might experience while cooking in the kitchen. I hope you get benefit from this episode, and message me on my Instagram if you want an episode about the actual phobia of cooking
Hi guys!! I apologize again for not posting an episode in a little while. However, I encourage you to check out my previous video, “the root cause”because it was absolutely fantastic and described the ways we can change OCD itself. Here are the
This episode is a fun one I promise! I had a lot of fun reading, '21 rare and weird phobias you've likely never heard of' (The Recovery Village). The phobia that stood out the most to me was Xanthophobia, fear of the color yellow. Instagram: bf
My apologies for releasing this episode late, these are crazy times and I fell ill. Luckily it isn't Covid!! You do have to listen to my stuffy voice though... sorry about that 😂
This episode is important to me because I used to be very confident and social before I developed my BFRB. Remember,"When you have confidence, you can have a lot of fun. And when you have fun, you can do amazing things." -Joe Namath. In
I'm super excited to finally be starting season 2 of my podcast! I was thinking about it for a while, unsure of whether or not I should do it, but a good part to recovery is putting confidence into doing something new