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Average audio length:
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Guest interviews
Video podcast
English
United States
321 episodes
since Aug. 15, 2020
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Send us Fan Mail Does your anxious teen keep asking for reassurance, even after you’ve told them everything will be okay? If “don’t worry” leads to another “but what if,” this video offers a different way to respond.I’m Cynthia Coufal, a teen and young adult anxiety coach. In this episode, I share:…

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Send us Fan Mail Have you ever noticed that when something good happens, your brain immediately starts imagining what could go wrong? That experience is sometimes called foreboding joy, and it can make it surprisingly difficult to enjoy good moments.In this episode, anxiety coach Cynthia Coufal exp…
Send us Fan Mail Have you ever missed one class, had one unproductive day, or received no response to a message, and suddenly your brain decided everything was falling apart? One small event can quickly become a much bigger story: “You’re getting behind.” “Here we go again.” “You always mess things…
Send us Fan Mail   What if staying awake longer to study is actually making it harder to remember what you learned? Sleep is not time taken away from studying, emotional regulation, or productivity. It is part of all three. In this updated episode, Cynthia explains how sleep affects learning, memor…
Send us Fan Mail   The college admissions process can bring out anxiety in both teens and parents. Even when parents are trying to help, comparison, expectations, repeated reminders, and the urge to take over can quietly add more pressure.  In this episode, I talk with Lisa Goldstein, college consu…
Send us Fan Mail   When your child begins college, you may expect to feel proud and excited. You may not expect to grieve. Parents can miss the daily conversations, familiar routines, and certainty of knowing what is happening in their child’s life. They may also miss being needed in the same way. …
Send us Fan Mail Starting college brings independence, new friendships, and exciting opportunities. It also requires students to leave behind familiar people, routines, roles, and even the version of themselves they knew in high school.  In this episode, I explain why the transition to college can …
Send us Fan Mail College can be exciting and overwhelming at the same time. Even students who are ready to be there may struggle with managing assignments, meeting people, asking for help, handling stress, getting enough sleep, or living with a roommate.  In this episode, I break down six common ch…
Send us Fan Mail Why does adulting feel so hard, especially when a young person first leaves home?  College freshmen are expected to manage their schedules, responsibilities, relationships, stress, and decisions, often without the structure they have relied on for 18 years. Even a responsible stude…
Send us Fan Mail School's out, the dorm shopping list is done, and move-in day is getting closer. But there's one thing almost nobody talks to incoming freshmen about: how you're actually going to manage once you get there.  In this episode, I sit down to break down what the first se…
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