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Meditations for the anxious mind
Subscribers 320K
Videos 397
Views 25.7M

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Meditations for the anxious mind covers topics related to anxiety, mindfulness, stress relief, and the impact of digital culture and social media on mental health. Content style appears to include commentary and analysis on contemporary issues, framing discussions around neoliberal self, therapy culture, and urban life stress, with a mix of in-depth topics and cross-media observations. The channel publishes new videos irregularly but averages about 0.6 uploads per week, with an average video view count around 75.9K across 397 published videos and a total of 25.7M views since joining in March 2020.

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Content Landscape

Top competitors by match strength are TEDx Talks (82% match) and Andrew Huberman (52% match), with Therapy in a Nutshell (56% match) also closely aligned. All three compete on overlapping queries such as mindfulness for anxiety, social media psychology, and neoliberal self critique, linking their content to digital culture anxiety and modern life stress. TEDx Talks has the largest audience with 44.2M subscribers, Andrew Huberman has 7.4M, and Therapy in a Nutshell has 2.4M, while Meditations for the anxious mind has 320K subscribers, highlighting a significant size gap but direct topic overlap across mental health, media influence, and coping strategies.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Meditations for the anxious mind?

TEDx Talks (44.2M subscribers, 82% match), Therapy in a Nutshell (2.4M subscribers, 56% match), Andrew Huberman (7.4M subscribers, 52% match). They share a focus on mental health, psychology, and wellness content aimed at educating or informing viewers, often featuring expert insights or research-based discussions.

What type of content does Meditations for the anxious mind make?

The channel creates videos that discuss mental health and modern life topics, with titles like this is why we’re all busy now; men holding fish: a case study of hyperreality; mental health: a critical perspective on social media; We used to tell stories (now we just post them on Instagram); and men who are obsessed with japan. It uploads about 0.6 times per week on average, with an average of 75.9K views per video.

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