EASE Anxiety Podcast
EASE Anxiety Podcast

EASE Anxiety Podcast

Diante Fuchs: Clinical Psychologist | Author

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Anxiety ≠ disorder. It's just stuck.Most people with anxiety have tried everything: therapy, medication, breathwork, courses. The anxiety keeps coming back because anxiety has three parts, and most approaches only address one.This is the podcast for people whose anxiety won't budge. Each episode, clinical psychologist Diante Fuchs breaks down exactly why anxiety gets stuck and what it actually takes to heal it at the root.Diante is the founder of The Unstuck Initiative, creator of the EASE Method, and author of The Gift of Anxiety. Her work is grounded in over a decade of private practice and preliminary research.No generic tips. No disorder framing. No managed anxiety for life. Just the clinical insight your anxiety has been waiting for.Follow @ease.anxiety on TikTok and Instagram.

Recent Episodes

58. When Talk Therapy Isn’t Enough with Rebekah Ballagh
MAR 17, 2026
58. When Talk Therapy Isn’t Enough with Rebekah Ballagh
Many people start their anxiety healing journey with talk therapy: learning their thoughts, understanding their patterns, and gaining insight into why they feel the way they do. But sometimes… insight isn’t enough. You understand your anxiety. You know the tools. And yet your body still reacts like you're in danger. In this powerful conversation, I sit down with Rebekah Ballagh, counsellor, nervous system coach, somatic practitioner, and founder of Journey to Wellness, to explore what happens when cognitive approaches alone don’t reach the deeper layers of anxiety. Rebekah shares her personal journey through anxiety, panic attacks, and postnatal depression and how discovering somatic work, nervous system regulation, and parts work transformed the way she understands healing. Together we unpack why anxiety isn’t just a thinking problem. It’s a body-based survival response and how learning to work with the nervous system can unlock real change. In this episode we explore: Why traditional talk therapy sometimes isn’t enough to shift anxiety patterns How panic attacks can become encoded through experiences of pressure, scrutiny, and fear of being seen The difference between ordinary anxiety and the fear of anxiety itself Why avoidance strengthens anxiety and how gentle exposure helps rewrite fear responses The role of memory reconsolidation in healing panic and anxiety Somatic tools for working with nervous system activation in real time Rebekah’s “Meet & Complete” approach to responding to anxiety in the body How parts work helps us understand anxiety as a protective part of ourselves The “Three C’s” of anxiety: certainty, comfort, and control Why self-compassion can feel uncomfortable at first — and how to slowly build it A powerful reminder from this conversation: There are no broken parts of you. The patterns in your nervous system were created for a reason and with the right support and understanding, they can be updated. You can find me on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ease.anxiety  Or connect with me through my website https://www.theunstuckinitiative.com/  Connect with Rebekah Follow Rebekah on Instagram: @journey_to_wellness Free resource mentioned in the episode: The Calm Code – a free 7-day program to help you work with your nervous system responses available on her website: https://www.journeytowellness.online/ 
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45 MIN