
468 episodes

The Overwhelmed Brain Paul Colaianni
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- Health & Fitness
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4.5 • 231 Ratings
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Get to the root of emotional issues and learn the best way to relate to yourself and others by honoring your personal boundaries and making decisions that are in alignment with what's most important to you.
This is not a "common-sense" personal growth and development show. You won't be told to think positively or create affirmations. The Overwhelmed Brain is about accessing that deeper mental and emotional strength inside you so that you can decrease or even eliminate old fears and evolve into the person you want to be.
Learn what your parents or caretakers never taught you about emotional wellness and creating strong, non-toxic bonds with others.
If you want the exact instructions that will help improve your life, you're in the right place.
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When everything bad happens to you and tomorrow will be just as bad or worse
Where do you turn when everyone and everything is against you? Just how bad can your luck run? Do you feel like a constant victim to the world and believe there's nothing more you can do? Sometimes life throws us curve ball after curve ball. When it does, you might need a completely different way of looking at things.
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Thinking you should have accomplished a lot more by now
Do you spend a lot of time looking at other people and what they've accomplished and start regretting some of the decisions you made throughout the years? How about just feeling like other people are luckier than you? There is more going on that you may realize and it's important you consider all the facts before you give in to defeat.
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Don't forget yourself: Taking the leap out of codependent behavior
You give and give and maybe you get back, maybe you don't, but you feel fulfilled by giving so much that you keep on doing it until, perhaps, there's nothing left of you to give. Sometimes we can get so caught up in who we think we're supposed to be that we forget who we really are.
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Old coping skills that don't work like they used to
How you cope with challenging situations determines how you feel in your day, your week, and maybe even for the rest of your life if you don't improve or even change your coping mechanisms. Coping is a skill, but it can be a detriment if you are relying on old ones that don't work anymore.
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Should I accept who they are or move on with my life?
Some people refuse to change. Something gets in the way. Maybe it's their pride. Maybe it's fear. Or maybe they really don't care how you feel and if you have a problem with them, it's your problem, not theirs. I talk about that and other challenges today.
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Does vulnerability increase love and connection?
What does it take to feel love and connection? What does it take to show love and connection? Is vulnerability the path? What exactly does it mean? Can you have a strong, loving relationship without the need to be so exposed emotionally? I do my best to answer these questions in this episode.
Customer Reviews
My favourite Podcast
I’ve been listening to these podcasts for just over a month now and I’m hooked.
Paul Colaianni is real, down to Earth, and The Overwhelmed Brain is just what I’ve been looking for.
This Podcast isn’t overly polished and is very raw and authentic.
I’m 25 and between these podcasts, therapy, and other changes I’m continuously making in my life, The Overwhelmed Brain makes me feel seen.
Paul shares questions others ask and it’s just about one of my favourite things because it makes me realize that I’m not the only one who’s struggling with a particular thing at times.
Grateful for this podcast!
Thanks Paul!
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Soothing and Informative
I really enjoy this podcast and find the topics spot on . I also feel a huge sense of calm when listening to your voice so if I’m having anxiety or any type of nervousness I put on any podcast and it’s almost like a lullaby . So both informative and soothing and very helpful especially for free !!! Thank you ! Jackie
Not for me
I agree with another reviewer saying that this podcast is his therapy, not yours. Some useful insights but I’m not sure it’s all healthy or helpful advice.