Are you a high achieving women but find yourself fighting with anxiety and burn out? Then this episode is for you! Join Katerina for this week's episode as she sits down with Katy Bandy, psychotherapist and women’s coach to discuss the tools you can use to work with the anxiety you carry, rather than work against it, all while spreading mindfulness.

Katy shares her wisdom and insight into how she created different archetypes that help identify your anxiety and provide solutions on how to better understand the anxiety you are feeling and ways to avoid burning out. We all experience anxiety and as Katy explains, it is part of the human experience and should not be seen as a weakness.

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www.katybandy.com

Instagram: @itskatybandy

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/katylbandy

Archetype Quiz: https://kb.katybandy.com/Your-Anxiety-Archetype-Opt-in

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