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Calm Your Caveman

Hosted by Dr. Adriana Jarvis Twitchell · health · EN-US

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Welcome to "Calm Your Caveman" – the podcast that gives you the tools for anxiety mastery. I'm Dr. Adriana Jarvis Twitchell, and my doctoral degree in anxiety management strategies qualifies me to guide you on this journey. I've walked the path from chronic anxiety to security, and I'm here to help you do the same. In this podcast, you'll find control through understanding how emotions are generated and learn effective anxiety mastery strategies for every circumstance. By tuning in, you’ll achieve increased productive energy, access to peak performance, and greater self-understanding. No need to be bullied any longer by your anxiety. Join me on "Calm Your Caveman" and start your journey towards a life where you're in control, balanced, and thriving.

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What is Calm Your Caveman about?

Welcome to "Calm Your Caveman", the podcast that gives you the tools for anxiety mastery. I'm Dr. Adriana Jarvis Twitchell, and my doctoral degree in anxiety management strategies qualifies me to guide you on this journey. I've walked the path from chronic anxiety to security, and I'm here to help you do the same.

Who hosts Calm Your Caveman?

Calm Your Caveman is hosted by Dr. Adriana Jarvis Twitchell. The show has published 100 episodes to date.

What has Calm Your Caveman covered recently?

Recent episodes include "What Would You Do If You Didn't Have to Do It Perfectly?" (29 June 2026, 15 minutes), "You Can't Change a Feeling You Can't Name" (22 June 2026, 20 minutes), and "Stop Letting Your Emotions Run Your Life" (15 June 2026, 22 minutes).

How often does Calm Your Caveman publish?

Calm Your Caveman publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 20 minutes across 100 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Calm Your Caveman?

Booking probability for Calm Your Caveman is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Calm Your Caveman requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Calm Your Caveman's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch Calm Your Caveman?

The strongest fits for Calm Your Caveman are Therapists & Other Health Practitioners. Calm Your Caveman has a health audience.

About the host

Dr. Adriana Jarvis Twitchell hosts Calm Your Caveman, a health podcast with 100 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Jun 22, 202620 minS2

    Have you ever known that you felt bad, but couldn't explain exactly what you were feeling? This difficulty identifying and describing emotions is known as alexithymia, and research has linked it to higher levels of...

  • Jun 15, 202622 minS2

    Many people believe they only have two choices when strong emotions show up: suppress them or act on them. But what if there's a third option? In this episode, we explore the science of emotion regulation and how you...

  • Jun 8, 202614 minS2

    <p>Life doesn't always unfold the way we hoped it would. Sometimes doors close, plans fall apart, and despite our best efforts, circumstances refuse to change.<br/><br/>In this episode, I share two practices that have...

  • Jun 1, 202618 minS2

    <p>Conflict with other people can trigger intense anxiety, anger, defensiveness, and emotional overwhelm. But what if understanding emotions could completely change the way we handle difficult people? Drawing on...

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  • May 25, 202615 minS2

    <p>Anxiety is very good at imagining threatening futures. Hope does the opposite: it helps us imagine that something good could still happen and that we may be able to find ways to meet the demands we’re...

  • May 18, 202619 minS2

    <p>Forgiveness can feel impossible when you’ve been deeply hurt. But research shows that forgiveness is strongly connected to lower anxiety, lower depression, reduced hostility, and greater emotional peace. In this...

  • May 4, 202621 minS2

    <p>Can you medicate anxiety away?<br/>In this episode, we take a balanced, research-informed look at the role of chemical manipulation in anxiety — including prescription medications, alcohol, cannabis, beta blockers...

  • Apr 27, 202625 minS2

    <p>Avoiding social situations can feel like relief…but over time, it can actually make anxiety worse.<br/>Your brain is constantly asking one question in social situations: “Do I have what it takes to handle this?” If...

  • Apr 20, 202617 minS2

    <p>Do you feel anxious or “not good enough” when you compare yourself to other people? In this episode, I break down what research shows about how happy people relate to social comparison—and how you can shift from...

  • Apr 13, 202618 minS2

    <p>Do you ever solve one problem…only to immediately start worrying about the next? That’s the anxiety treadmill. Your brain moves on so fast from what’s okay that you never really get to feel it. So it feels like...

  • Apr 6, 202617 minS2

    <p>Feeling better might be closer—and simpler—than you think. In this episode, we explore new research on acts of kindness and why doing something for others can reduce anxiety and increase your sense of connection more...

  • Mar 30, 202613 minS2

    <p>What do happy people do differently—especially when they feel stressed or anxious?</p><p>Most of us assume that reducing anxiety means changing our circumstances. But research shows that our thought patterns and...

  • Mar 23, 202623 minS2

    <p>Your brain is constantly predicting the future. And what does it use to make those predictions? Your memories. Join me as we explore the fascinating science behind how memory shapes anxiety—and a simple practice you...

  • Mar 16, 202619 minS2

    <p>If you’re trying to reduce anxiety, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by all the advice out there. After more than 80 episodes of Calm Your Caveman, I wanted to answer a simple question: Where should you start? </p><p>If...

  • Mar 9, 202621 minS2

    <p>Sleep is one of the most powerful tools for managing anxiety—but it’s not just about how much you sleep. Research shows that when you sleep also matters. In this episode, we explore how sleep timing affects anxiety...

  • Mar 2, 202615 minS2

    <p>Feel like you know lots of anxiety tools, but can’t seem to turn them into habits? In this episode, I share four ideas that make new habits dramatically easier:</p>Let learning “soak in” instead of forcing itStart...

  • Feb 23, 202619 minS2

    <p>Ever had a day where anxiety completely hijacks you—and you know all the tools, but can’t seem to use them? This episode is different. Instead of teaching something new, I walk you through how I used the strategies...

  • Feb 16, 202653 minS2

    <p>What if one of the most powerful ways to support struggling teens isn’t trying to fix them—but teaching them how to show up for each other? In this episode, Adriana speaks with Dr. Gregory Hudnall, founder of Hope...

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