Is anxiety a source of suffering, or a doorway to insight?
The world feels increasingly unpredictable. Between global instability, economic shifts, and the constant noise of the digital age, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the weight of uncertainty.
If you’ve been looking for a way to stay grounded, this is your final reminder.
Tomorrow, Saturday, March 28 at 12 pm EDT, we are gathering online for The Philosophy of Anxiety—a special event dedicated to using ancient wisdom and modern psychology to navigate the challenges of the 21st century.
This isn’t just an academic discussion. It is a practical toolkit for living. We are bringing together world-renowned Stoics, philosophers, and therapists to discuss how we can face today’s unique anxieties with courage and reason.
We are honored to host an incredible group of experts who bridge the gap between philosophy and mental health:
Donald Robertson (PAC President and Author of How to Think Like a Roman Emperor and How to Think Like Socrates)
Prof. Massimo Pigliucci (Author of How to Be a Stoic and Coauthor of Beyond Stoicism)
Prof. Nancy Sherman (Author of Stoic Wisdom: Ancient Lessons for Modern Resilience)
Dr. Samir Chopra (Author of Anxiety: A Philosophical Guide)
Dr. Scott Waltman (Clinician and co-author of The Stoicism Workbook)
Lalya Lloyd (Classicist and author of the forthcoming biography of Plutarch)
Can’t make it live? No problem. If you register before the event begins, you will receive the full video recordings to watch at your own pace. The event is free, donations are welcome. It is your generosity that keeps us running these events.
Don’t let uncertainty dictate your peace of mind. Join us tomorrow to find a better way forward. We hope to see you all tomorrow!
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