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Anxiety and the ArtistAntonette Cohen on Self-Talk, Performance Psychology, and Sustainable Excellence for ArtistsIn this episode, Allison sits down with Antonette Cohen, a performance psychology consultant and former Broadway performer, to explore how self-talk shapes confidence, focus, and performance under pressure. Drawing from her lived experience as a longtime dance captain for Wicked and her training in sport and performance psychology, Antonette breaks down why anxiety, burnout, and self-doubt are not personal failures but gaps in psychological preparation.Together, they discuss practical tools for navigating audition nerves, reframing destructive inner narratives, and why self-compassion is not a weakness but a performance enhancer. This conversation offers artists a more humane, sustainable...
2026-01-0727 min
Anxiety and the ArtistSelling Your Work Without Selling Yourself: A Conversation with Hilary SuttonAllison talks with Hilary Sutton — writer, speaker, and fractional CMO — about building a multi-hyphenate career, promoting your work without oversharing, and the small daily habits that support mental health. Hilary breaks down what a fractional CMO actually does, how creatives can audit their online presence, and why most artists under-communicate their value.Topics:• What a fractional CMO is• Setting boundaries in personal branding• Auditing your online presence• Reframing self-promotion as problem-solving• Micro-habits for mental health• The everyday bravery of creative workGuest Links:Website: hi...
2025-12-0324 min
Anxiety and the ArtistPsych Meds 101: A Conversation with Brad Lieberman, PMHNPToday, Allison sits down with psychiatric nurse practitioner Brad Lieberman for a straightforward, judgment-free look at mental health medication. If you’ve ever wondered what antidepressants actually do, why antipsychotics have such an intimidating name, or whether tools like TMS, psychedelics, or propranolol are worth exploring, this episode gives you the plain-language guide you wish you had earlier.Brad explains how clinicians really make decisions about meds, why most people don’t need them forever, and what to expect when starting or stopping treatment. They also dig into performance anxiety, genetic testing, and why Googling your symptoms is n...
2025-12-0127 min
Anxiety and the ArtistSocial Anxiety, Second Acts, and Showing Up with Kevin UrbanIn this episode, Allison sits down with business coach and “Possibleist” Kevin Urban for an honest, funny, and deeply relatable conversation about social anxiety, identity, and what it really takes to show up authentically as a creative. Kevin shares how his winding path—from competitive athlete to NYC actor to coach—shaped his understanding of misalignment, reinvention, and the quiet panic so many artists feel in social spaces. Together, they unpack why anxiety hits creatives harder, how to navigate networking without performing, and what it looks like to evolve into your second act with clarity and compassion.In this...
2025-11-1935 min
Anxiety and the ArtistResilience and Reinvention: Building Mental Wellness for Dancers with Danscend Founders Michelle Loucadoux and Kristin DeissIn this episode, Allison talks with Michelle Loucadoux and Kristin Deiss, co-founders of Danscend, a company dedicated to supporting the mental wellness of dancers, educators, and organizations.Born out of the pandemic, Danscend began when Michelle and Kristin realized that while dance often nurtures emotional expression, there were few accessible tools to care for the mental health of the people behind the movement.Together, they unpack what it really means to be resilient—how to bounce back from setbacks, learn from failure, and redefine success on your own terms. They share honest stories about career pi...
2025-11-0845 min
Anxiety and the ArtistPsych Meds 101: A Conversation with Brad Lieberman, PMHNPIn this episode, Allison Sheff sits down with psychiatric nurse practitioner Brad Lieberman to demystify psychiatric medications — what they are, how they work, and when (or when not) to use them. Together, they explore the full toolbox of mental health treatments available today, from traditional talk therapy and antidepressants to cutting-edge modalities like transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and psychedelic-assisted therapy.Brad shares a grounded perspective on how medication fits into the broader process of healing, emphasizing that while meds can help open the door, real progress requires personal work and self-understanding.Topics:The role of a...
2025-10-1527 min
Anxiety and the ArtistRediscovering Your Creative Juiciness with Alexandra BellerIn this episode, Allison sits down with acclaimed choreographer, director, and educator Alexandra Beller to explore what it really takes to rediscover your creative juiciness — especially when inspiration feels far away. Alexandra, a veteran of the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company, shares her remarkable journey from dancer to director to author. She opens up about battling perfectionism, learning to trust her process, and how neurodivergence shaped her creative rhythm.Together, they unpack the myths of instant inspiration, the discipline behind “just doing it,” and how to rebuild your creative muscles when you’ve been stu...
2025-09-2624 min
Anxiety and the ArtistAffordable Healthcare for Artists: Navigating Insurance with Jim BracchittaIn this episode, Allison Sheff sits down with Jim Bracchitta, Associate Director of Health Services at the Entertainment Community Fund, to unpack one of the most confusing and essential topics for artists: how to access affordable healthcare.A veteran actor with over 35 years in the industry — six Broadway shows, countless commercials (yes, he was the voice of “When you’re here, you’re family” for Olive Garden) — Jim brings insider knowledge and real-world empathy to the conversation. Together, Allison and Jim explore how the Fund supports the creative community with healthcare navigation, mental health services, and more.Listen...
2025-09-1026 min
Imaginary Friends5. Part 1 | Smut Books, Spice & Poop 📚🌶️💩In today's first part of Episode 5, Jack and Allison dive deep into the world of SMUT books, bowel movements and some embarrassing moments. Allison shares her TBR list and gets Jack to become intrigued in the world of smut books. We also play a game of drink or truth. You'll get to know us on a whole new level. (Full disclosure: Allison is not tech saavy and is unsure how to add the music back, so you all just get our lovely voices haha)
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2024-08-211h 44
Anxiety and the ArtistPhysical Therapist and Former Dancer, Dr. Morgan MartinDr. Morgan Martin shares her journey from professional dancer to physical therapist. Specializing in pelvic floor and orthopedic PT, Dr. Martin and I discuss the physical toll of dancers training. She also shares some interesting insight on how the pelvic floor affects so many aspect of our mental and physical well being and provides some great anxiety reducing exercises for all artists to practice. A must listen!
2024-06-2635 min
Anxiety and the ArtistFinancial Literacy Educator, David Maurice SharpFormer dancer turned financial literacy educator stops by to discuss all things artists and investing. We chat about different strategies for artists in different phases in their career, and how financial planning and investing can provide artists with the financial stability and the freedom to pursue the work they love....and most importantly, reduce anxiety!
2024-03-2744 min
Anxiety and the ArtistBiofeedback Coach & Performer, Rita NeidichWith a BM in vocal performance and an MS in Organizational and Performance Psychology, Rita seamlessly combines these two passions into helping performers build resilience through biofeedback. We chat about what biofeedback is and how artists can use it to combat their anxiety, as well as red flags in the wellness community, and what to look for in a practitioner.A wealth of knowledge and compassion, Rita's story and her mission are inspiring.
2023-11-2933 min
Anxiety and the ArtistLeadership Coach, Michael CedarAre you a visionary, a manager or an artist? In this episode we welcome back one of our most downloaded guests, Leadership and Mindset Coach, Michael Cedar. We do a deep dive into leadership and values in the arts. Michael provides some clarity about different types of leadership and how to collaborate and create art that is aligned with your values. He also shares some hilarious antidotes of the times he screwed up as a leader, and what he learned from those experiences.
2023-10-2341 min
Anxiety and the ArtistComedian Carole MontgomeryVeteran comedian and creator/star of the Showtime Special Funny Women of a Certain Age, Carole Montgomery imparts what she has learned from 45 years in the business. Her confidence is contagious and inspiring.
2023-08-3030 min
Anxiety and the ArtistTherapist & Former Dancer, Terry HydeTerry is a former member of the Royal Ballet and creator of the app Help4Dancers. He has some great re-frames for anxiety and tips for neurodivergent performers. His episode will leave you saying "I'm excited to perform!"
2023-08-1631 min
Anxiety and the ArtistScreenwriter, Dicky MurphyScreenwriter Dicky Murphy is the creator of the Nickelodeon show Erin and Aaron. Dicky has the craziest story about the 5+ years journey that it took to get the show from conception to on air. Dicky is also one of the most down-to-earth, genuine guys I've ever had the privilege of knowing in this crazy business, and his attitude and approach to his art is both uplifting and inspiring.
2023-08-0127 min
Anxiety and the ArtistCasting Director, Stacy GalloCasting Director Stacy Gallo joins us to chat about the “dark cloud” that sometimes followed her, and her blunt approach to dealing with depression and anxiety. Witty and down-to-earth, Stacy gives us an honest window into the casting world and shares her advice for other artists that might be struggling.
2022-05-2527 minAnxiety and the ArtistKinesiologist, Mike ZhaoFormer Marine turned Kinesiologist, Mike Zhao joins us to talk about the mind-body connection and how anxiety and depression can manifest as physical symptoms in the body. Currently completing his training as a psychotherapist, Mike also shares his thoughts on our medical system and the actions that artists can take to ensure that they are being treated as a whole being.
2022-05-1125 min
Anxiety and the ArtistBonus Episode: Erin MaguireErin Maguire rejoins us to briefly share her experience with Genomind, a pharmacogenetic testing procedure that measures how an individual will respond to certain mental health medications. Super informative for anyone considering medication as a form of treatment.
2022-04-2710 minAnxiety and the ArtistComedian and Writer, Erin MaguireDidn’t think you could laugh about OCD and anxiety? Well, check this episode out! Erin Maguire shares her childhood experience with OCD and how she has channeled that into her art, the dangers of doing stand-up comedy during a twerking competition, and accepting the joy that the path she is on is far more interesting and rewarding than the one she had planned. A must listen!
2022-04-2030 min
Anxiety and the ArtistSocial Worker, Chris SmithNational Director of the Looking Ahead program with The Actors Fund, Chris shares his thoughts on mental health issues that he sees child performers coping with, and offers some healthy guidelines for parents and arts leaders, as well as tools and insight for children struggling with anxiety.For more information on the resources discussed, please visit our website: anxietyandtheartist.com
2022-04-0624 min
Anxiety and the ArtistWriter & Actor, Greg StoneWith honesty, wit and candor, Greg shares his journey to sobriety. We discuss the anxieties and circumstances of his artistic career that led him to alcohol addiction, how he decided to take back control and how his recovery is currently informing his art.For more information on the resources discussed, please visit our website: anxietyandtheartist.com
2022-03-2323 min
Anxiety and the ArtistTherapist & Author, Lair TorrentRelationship therapist, author and former performer, Lair Torrent joins us to discuss all things relationships. Addressing the languishing and hopelessness that is currently plaguing so many artists, Lair applies his five practices for making relationships work, to artists and their relationships with themselves and their careers. You’ll love his no-nonsense approach and call to action!For more information on Lair and the resources we discussed, please visit our website: anxietyandtheartist.com
2022-03-0925 min
Anxiety and the ArtistActor & Producer, Stephanie Kurtzuba“We f*#king love her, Jordan!” Actor and all around awesome human, Stephanie Kurtzuba joins us to talk about all things industry and her famous line from The Wolf of Wall Street. After many successful and numerous film, TV and theater roles, Stephanie still faces the “I’m never going to work again!” moments that plague all artists. She shares her tips and tricks for what gets her through those darker times, dealing with your inner critic, being a working mom in the biz, and what actions to take when you’re feeling down. Visit our website for more info on...
2022-02-2332 min
Anxiety and the ArtistAccess to Care with Chris SmithThe fifth episode in our Access to Care mini series, I chat with Actors Fund social worker Chris Smith. Chris shares the abundant resources and services that The Actors Fund offers for artists. He also provides guidance for anyone who might currently be in crisis and where they can reach out. As a counselor trained in facilitating healing from racial trauma, Chris also offers specific mental health resources for the BIPOC community.For a full list of resources, please visit our website.
2022-02-0914 min
Anxiety and the ArtistAccess to Care with Mike ZhaoDiving deeper into some previously recommended sources, this week we chat with kinesiologist Mike Zhao who is currently pursuing his Masters degree in Clinical Psychology. Mike talks us through the process of working with a clinical intern as a therapist, what to expect, what checks and balances are in place, and where you can find clinical interns to work with. We also discuss the importance of finding a therapist that is the right fit.
2021-12-0116 minAnxiety and the ArtistAccess to Care with Patty MartinThis episode is the third in our special mini-series, Access to Care. Many times on this program, we talk about the importance of therapy. However, we acknowledge that therapy is a privilege, and is not always accessible or affordable to those that need it most. I’ve invited mental health professionals to talk about access to care: where to find affordable therapy, and the tools and resources that are available, should therapy not be accessible. In this episode I chat with Associate Professor of Counseling, Patty Martin. Patty and I discuss where college students can access therapy on c...
2021-11-1717 minAnxiety and the ArtistAccess to Care with Simon WardMany times on this program, we talk about the importance of therapy. However, we acknowledge that therapy is a privilege, and is not always accessible or affordable to those that need it most. I’ve invited some of my previous guests to talk about access to care: where to find affordable therapy, and the tools and resources that are available, should therapy not be accessible.In this second episode in our Access to Care mini-series we welcome back actor, psychologist and educator, Simon Ward. Simon and I chat about creating community and the ways in which social me...
2021-11-1017 min
Anxiety and the ArtistAccess to Care with Lisa Gajda MaioloThis episode is the first in our special mini-series, Access to Care. Many times on this program, we talk about the importance of therapy. However, we acknowledge that therapy is a privilege, and is not always accessible or affordable to those that need it most. I’ve invited some of my previous guests to talk about access to care: where to find affordable therapy, and the tools and resources that are available, should therapy not be accessible.Today we welcome back therapist Lisa Gajda. Lisa was a professional dancer for over 30 years, appearing in 18 Broadway shows. She sp...
2021-11-0315 minAnxiety and the ArtistActor, Psychologist and Educator, Simon WardIn this episode I have a heartwarming conversation with actor, psychologist and educator Simon Ward about where the arts and mental health intersect, and what steps educators and arts leaders can take to create a healthier learning environment and rehearsal space. Simon’s joy and passion are infectious. Prepare to be inspired and motivated.
2021-10-2031 minAnxiety and the ArtistBehavioral Therapist, Dr. Marcie BeigelDr. Marcie and I chat about re-opening anxiety and the simple steps we can take to manage our anxiety and feel safe and secure in these uncertain times. We also discuss parenting a child with anxiety and what ways for parents to navigate and manage their own anxiety. Dr. Marcie is a gem and a wealth of wisdom! You don’t want to miss this episode!
2021-10-0629 min
Anxiety and the ArtistWriter Amber PettyWith wit, humor and grace, writer Amber Petty discusses her transition from performer to writer, and all the emotions that went along with it. Amber talks about finally coming to terms with the anxiety and depression that had been lurking in the shadows for years, and the grieving process she went through when she finally made the decision to change careers. Oh, and she’s really funny…we also talk about her seminal and most important work, a book of short stories inspired by the musical Cats.
2021-09-2222 min
Anxiety and the ArtistDancer Turned Psychotherapist, John CarrollFOMO anyone? In this episode I chat with Equity Therapy founder and psychotherapist John Carroll about post-COVID reopening anxiety and FOMO. John is a Julliard trained dancer who enjoyed an extensive career on Broadway before transitioning into his second career as a therapist who specializes in working with performing artists.
2021-09-0825 min
Anxiety and the ArtistTony Nominee turned Therapist, Bobby SteggertIn this episode I chat with former Tony Nominated actor turned psychotherapist Bobby Steggert about our changing identity as artists and social anxiety in the rehearsal room.
2021-04-1423 min
Anxiety and the ArtistMindfulness Minute with Michael Ian CedarIn this bonus episode producer and leadership expert Michael Ian Cedar guides us through a short grounding exercise with a focus on gratitude.
2021-04-0701 min
Anxiety and the ArtistActor and Advocate, Dria BrownIn this episode I chat with actor and advocate Dria Brown about the physical toll anxiety was taking on her body, her reluctance in seeking help, and her path to healing. We also talk about her work with the Broadway Advocacy Coalition.
2021-03-3132 min
Anxiety and the ArtistMindfulness Minute with Lynne McGheeIn this bonus episode, actor and coach Lynne McGhee guides us through a short exercise to calm the mind.
2021-03-2403 min
Anxiety and the ArtistComposer & Music Director, Nicholas KaminskiIn this episode I chat with composer and music director Nicholas Kaminski about dating in the industry, social dynamics and the science behind showmances.
2021-03-1724 min
Anxiety and the ArtistMindfulness Minute with David Glazebrook 2In this bonus episode, veteran, author and yoga instructor David Glazebrook guides us through a breathing exercise called "Counted Breath".
2021-03-1003 minAnxiety and the ArtistTony Nominated Actor, Caitlin KinnunenIn this episode I chat with Tony nominee Caitlin Kinnunen about her early experiences with panic attacks on stage, making peace with your anxiety, and the necessary changes we’d like to see in the industry to better support artists mental health.
2021-03-0326 min
Anxiety and the ArtistMindfulness Minute with David GlazebrookIn this bonus episode, veteran, author and yoga instructor David Glazebrook guides us through a short breathing and visualization exercise.
2021-02-2404 minAnxiety and the ArtistVeteran, Author & Yogi, David GlazebrookIn this episode I chat with veteran, author and yogi David Glazebrook about his experience with PTSD and his journey to healing. As both a yogi and professional emergency manager, David discusses ways to manage anger and find peace amidst chaos.
2021-02-1722 minAnxiety and the ArtistMindfulness Minute with Allison SheffIn this bonus episode host Allison Sheff guides you through a brief mindfulness exercise called "Notice the Space".
2021-02-1002 min
Anxiety and the ArtistPerformer and Advocate, Antoinette ComerIn this episode I chat with performer Antoinette Comer about her “Aha Moment” at the beginning of 2020 and how that shaped her year and her response to the pandemic. We also discuss racism in the industry and the importance of identity.
2021-02-0326 minAnxiety and the ArtistDancer turned Therapist, Lisa GajdaIn this episode Broadway dancer turned therapist Lisa Gajda defines anxiety, and we discuss how artists identity has been challenged during COVID. We also talk about the actions artists can take to explore and express their creativity during an industry shutdown.
2021-01-2526 min
Anxiety and the ArtistHost Allison Sheff in conversation with The Ensemblist's Mo BradyFor Mental Health Month we’ve partnered with The Ensemblist. In this week’s episode, our host Allison Sheff chats with The Ensemblist's Mo Brady about her background as a performer, her relationship with anxiety and facilitating a more supportive rehearsal process. Allison also talks about what her guests have taught her over two seasons and her own methods for mitigating anxiety.
2021-01-1823 min
Anxiety and the ArtistThriving Artists, Part 2, Christine NegherbonIn this episode I chat with choreographer, author and educator Christine Negherbon. We talk about raising children while pursuing a career in the arts and giving yourself grace. We also talk about The Thriving Artists, a book and training program she created with her husband, Joe Abraham, that helps artists thrive both as artists and as business people. Christine also provides some great insight into parenting a child with anxiety.
2020-12-2326 min
Anxiety and the ArtistThriving Artists, Part 1, Joe AbrahamIn this episode I chat with actor, author and educator Joe Abraham about the expectations we put on ourselves as artists and how to re-frame the COVID experience. Joe also talks about The Thriving Artists, a book and training program he created with his wife, actor and dancer Christine Negherbon, that helps artists thrive both as artists and as business people. We examine the Starving Artist versus the Thriving Artist mentality and how to operate from a place of gratitude and abundance.
2020-12-1631 min
Anxiety and the ArtistMindfulness Minute with Kathleen McGuire GainesA short reflection by Kathleen and a grounding exercise by host, Allison Sheff.
2020-12-0902 minAnxiety and the ArtistBallerina turned Writer & Advocate, Kathleen McGuire GainesIn this episode I chat with former classical ballerina turned writer and mental health advocate, Kathleen McGuire Gaines. We chat about her organization Minding the Gap, a mental health advocacy group for dancers. Kathleen and I also chat about the importance identity, the prevalence of shame based motivation and simple steps that studios and dance companies can take to promote a healthier environment.
2020-12-0230 min
Anxiety and the ArtistMindfulness Minute with Sierra BoggessActor and advocate Sierra Boggess shares some inspiration to keep you grounded and focused throughout your day.
2020-11-2502 min
Anxiety and the ArtistBroadway Actor and Advocate, Sierra BoggessIn this episode I chat with Broadway actor and advocate, Sierra Boggess. Sierra talks about her experience with anxiety and we discuss valuing ourselves as artists, the importance of self-awareness and her friendship with Wayne Dyer.
2020-11-1843 min
Anxiety and the ArtistMindfulness Minute with Audrey GrubbIn this week's Mindfulness Minute therapist Audrey Grubb walks us through "Imagined Place" an exercise that one of her students taught her and she offers us her own variation on it as well. This exercise is an example of a grounding technique which can help reduce anxiety and bring you back to the living in the moment.
2020-11-1104 min
Anxiety and the ArtistTherapist and Producer, Audrey GrubbTherapist and producer of the college edition of "This is My Brave", Audrey Grubb joins us to talk about her experience with anxiety. We explore the shape shifting of her anxiety that eventually led to an eating disorder and how she found empowerment in sharing her story and helping others who are also struggling. Audrey also shares some of her favorite exercises for mitigating anxiety and we discuss navigating depression and anxiety during COVID.
2020-11-0422 minAnxiety and the ArtistMindfulness Minute with Michelle LoucadouxIn the bonus episode, dancer, author and educator Michelle Loucadoux guides us through a short mindfulness exercise.
2020-10-2803 min
Anxiety and the ArtistPerformer, Educator and Author, Michelle LoucadouxFormer ballet dancer and Broadway performer turned writer and educator Michelle Loucadoux joins us to chat about audition anxiety, nurturing your inner critic and the importance of self care. We also talk about the era of the multi-hypenate artist and pivoting during COVID-19.
2020-10-2127 min
Anxiety and the ArtistMindfulness Minute with Allison SheffIn this bonus episode, host Allison Sheff leads a simple breathing exercise to calm the nervous system and reduce stress and anxiety.
2020-10-1402 min
Anxiety and the ArtistDancer turned Eating Disorder Specialist, George LivengoodPerformer turned therapist George Livengood talks about eating disorders, positive body image and maintaining a healthy mindset while meeting industry demands. We also talk about forming a healthy sense of self, creating a supportive community and how those in leadership have the power to create positive change in the industry.
2020-10-0743 min
Anxiety and the ArtistQueer Artist, Educator and Advocate Tyler C. PiconeIn this episode I chat with queer artist, educator and mental health advocate Tyler C. Picone (aka Magenta Milian). Tyler clarifies some LGBTQ terms and how they relate to identity. We explore co-dependency in relationships, and the need for control in our everyday lives. We also discuss the purpose and service of so-called negative emotions.
2020-08-1435 minAnxiety and the ArtistProducer, Executive Coach & Leadership Expert, Michael CedarMichael Cedar shares how his background in acting, company management and producing informed his successful personal development career. In this episode we talk about how early life experiences can be the root of anxiety later in our life, the danger of comparison, spiritual bypasses, and the freedom in disappointing others.
2020-07-2438 min
Anxiety and the ArtistActor, Producer & Stage IV Cancer Patient, Erin CronicanActor and Producer Erin Cronican discusses what she learned when a cancer diagnosis forced her to face some underlying anxiety and depression, how it's inspired her outlook and informing her art.
2020-07-1039 min
Artistic BeginningsPerformer’s path to Directing with Allison SheffThis week we have Allison Sheff on the show. She is a performer, director, and all around cool person. She shares some great insight into her experiences that lead her to her passion for Directing. She has learned so much on her way and not just from courses and school, but through experience and observation. Listen to this episode and learn a ton about ways that you can leverage your current situation into your dream career! https://bit.ly/MoreAllison This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or...
2020-07-0832 min
Anxiety and the ArtistEmmy Winning Medical Clown and TED Speaker, Matthew A. WilsonEmmy Winning Performance Artist, Medical Clown and TED Speaker Matthew A. Wilson discusses the importance of play in our adult lives. We also explore what being a medical clown has taught him about dealing with anxiety and how being in touch with his physicality has brought him a deeper understanding of his own emotions.
2020-06-2325 min
Anxiety and the ArtistActor, Hypnotist & Strategic Mindset coach Karen Elliott.In this episode I chat with Karen Elliott, a Broadway performer, Hypnotist and Strategic Mindset Coach. Karen discusses how a debilitating car accident led her to hypnosis, which led her to use mental skills modalities to help other artists achieve success. We discuss the pros and cons of The Law of Attraction and the poverty mindset trap.
2020-06-0932 min
Anxiety and the ArtistElissa Goldstein, Part 2. Elissa demystifies therapy and therapists.In Part 2 of my conversation with Elissa Goldstein we discuss what types of therapy exist to help artists treat their anxiety and what to look for in a therapist.
2020-05-2937 min
Anxiety and the ArtistElissa Goldstein, Part 1. Elissa discusses what anxiety is and how it specifically affects artists.In this episode I chat with actor turned psychotherapist Elissa Goldstein. We define what anxiety is and then we explore the ways that anxiety specifically affects artists. Elissa also discusses how her background as an actor has informed her career as a therapist.
2020-05-2133 min
Anxiety and the ArtistTrailerHost Allison Sheff shares her inspiration behind creating a podcast about artists relationship with anxiety.
2020-05-1602 min