Hosted by Ted Bradshaw · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 8 episodes
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As a therapist and as a parent, these are the things I want my kids to know. By Ted Bradshaw, Cognitive Behavioural Therapist, Honorary Assistant Professor of Psychological Therapies at the University of Nottingham, and father of three. cbtted.substack.com
Ted Bradshaw hosts Things I want my kids to know, a health show with 8 episodes published.
I asked for a few suggestions for podcast topics over on Instagram and overwhelmingly the strongest theme was "dealing with anxious thoughts" so here's my crack at summarising all of the ways I know of to do just that. W
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Expressing and holding boundaries can be tricky sometimes. That might be because you don't feel like you have the right words to use, it might be because you are uncomfortable with conflict or don't know what to do if so
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OCD is probably one of the most misunderstood anxiety issues and because of that, it can feel very difficult to face. However, like any other issue: once you understand it, it becomes a little clearer and that bit easier
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The way I think about emotions and what "dealing with them" means has changed significantly over the years, and this episode is all about that, really: what we tend to think "dealing with emotions" is and what it might b
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This episode is all about self-esteem: what it is, why we might struggle with it, and what we can do to build better self-esteem. I hope it's helpful. Where to find more: You can sign up for bonus episodes on Substack, w
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Today's episode is all about love and relationships, and some messages that I think are worth challenging. Some useful links: You can sign up for bonus episodes on Substack, where you can find my free 40-page anxiety gui
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In today’s podcast, we are talking about how none of us see the world exactly as it is, and that each of us sees it through our own individual lens. Apple Spotify For me, this is useful to understand because it can help
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All about panic attacks: what they are, how they work and what we can do about them. Some information if you want more: Bonus episodes are available for paid subscribers via substack. You can sign up (and get my free 40-
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This episode is all about the times when you might feel lost, directionless or unsure, and it seems like everybody else seems to have it together. Thanks for listening. Some useful links: If you have a question, a commen
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It’s podcast time. This first episode is a recording taken from a live stream over on Youtube and it is all about the main things that a parent might want to know about how to help an anxious child. Listen here in substa
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