Anxiety vs. mania #shorts

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[TheReductionist]

You make such a beautifully succinct distinction here.

[joyhorn]

I'm not gonna lie, I had to watch this one a few times and I'm glad I did. I feel much more prepared to differentiate between the two now

[cremebrulee]

This is a great explanation. Thank you.

[DeepEndDiving]

I really, really like you're videos. These are giving me points I want to bring up with my therapist and psychiatrist. After watching a few of your mania and anxiety, I think I experience mania instead of anxiety because I don't have the feelings of dred or any other negative, fearful type emotions like that but my experiences are physical based. Thank you so much.

[laurafrakinroslin]

Hell of a way to find out I have *mania* of all things. It was a bit of a breakthrough for me a few years ago in how I thought about my low moods when I realized I assigned meaning to physical feelings. It’s weird to explain to people that my anxiety doesn’t always have a source, it’s just physical, I don’t think I will be telling people I’m manic but this is interesting.

[nancy]

I love watching your videos. They have really helpful to understand my bipolar. I noticed you have music in some recently and it makes it difficult to hear/focus. Thank you very much for sharing your expertise

[stanwyck]

Happy that you are creating shorts also. I also follow your YouTube channel.

[corymodzeleski]

This does really help me understand it better.

[alucardfreak]

Both...just both...😢 and when you have both of them going on at the same time.

[toritori]

It’s such a great description, but I’m not sure the one experiencing it would be able to distinguish which came first — like, once they are inside it.

[anyadarlingg]

My husband experiences anxiety on just about a daily basis, no matter the depressive/manic episode he is in.. so how can the anxiety affect the manic episode?

[delsings]

Does this mean that panic attacks are more in mania realm then?