Have you ever felt stuck in a void of looping insomnia, intrusive thoughts, or a state of hypervigilance?
In this episode of Deeply Connected, Ludmila dives into the topic of anxiety and how to calm both our mind and body to overcome it. Ludmila explores the root causes of anxiety and unravels the intricate relationship between our nervous system and bodily responses. With real-life examples, she sheds light on how we need to protect ourselves and bring ourselves to a place of safety. She also shares her thoughts on Dr. Gabor Maté’s ‘curious compassion’ and how it can help you recognize, feel, or sense your body.
Ludmila also provides a wide array of techniques and ways to calm down your anxiety by tapping into your senses – be it dancing to great music, tasting a feel-good food to enhance your mood, or smelling an evocative scent that brings you to specific nostalgic moments. So, turn your panic into power by tuning in on this episode. Let your mind, body, and soul connect with that state of calmness and peace that you truly deserve with Ludmila today!
KEY POINTS:
• Understanding anxiety and its root cause
• The importance of feeling connected and safe
• Calming down your body and connecting with mindset work
• What is ‘sympathetic activation’ and its fight-or-flight response impact
• Learning to trust yourself again
• How anxiety can be caused by emotionally dysregulated parents
• What are ‘parasympathetic responses’ and techniques to calm down the nervous system
• Reconnecting with your feminine/masculine energy
• Dr. Gabor Maté’s ‘curious compassion’ and how it helps the body
• Ways how to deal with anxiety with your senses (like breath work)
QUOTABLES:
“If you are in fight-flight, meaning sympathetic nervous system response — that response is activated within your body, it will be very hard for you to have calming/supportive type of thoughts that can give you some kind of solutions for what you are really facing.”
“In this process of working with anxiety and understanding anxiety, you need to get out from your head and get into your body first – learning how to feel and sense. What are the sensations that I'm feeling in my chest? What are the sensations I'm feeling in my throat? I always advise you to close your eyes.”
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SOO much knowledge shared for free! Thank you for making this available to us. Keep those episodes coming!! 🔥🔥🔥
Wow!!! I don’t know how to put into words or even express that I did not think outside of my coaching sessions your teachings can get any better. The episodes are just as amazing and eye opening as our sessions - coaching with you changed my life and I’m glad you are paving a way for an audience of women to be able to hear vulnerability and deep awareness with in your episodes!!
As a Myofascial Release Therapist, I’ve known there’s always more to the mental, energy aspect of things.I coached with Ludmila for 3 months and can’t recommend her enough.She has helped me grow my personal and my business life!I’m so excited she started these podcasts! She’s got such wonderful information!
I’m so happy that you are diving in hyper independence and slowing down. Some women are even since you to operate on a flight mode and they don’t know any better cause that’s their norm. I’m glad your describing episodes that we don’t have to work that way that it’s not healthy to work that way.
Thank you so much! the title of your July 3, 2023 episode Uber hyper independence!
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