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Finding Home Base, A Practice to Connect Inward
Finding Home Base, A Practice to Connect Inward
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Dr. Carolyn Frost shared thisYour stress response is stuck on high. Here’s how to switch it off fast: You know the signs: - Racing thoughts at 2am - Shoulders that never drop - Wired in meetings, wiped out at night Powering through doesn’t fix it. It makes it worse. What works: fast resets you can use right in the middle of chaos. Here are 10 micro-resets to get back to calm ✨ 1) Shoulder Tension Release ↳ Lift shoulders 5 seconds, drop - stress melts away 2) Cold Water Wrist Reset ↳ Run cold water over wrists - drops heart rate fast 3) The 5-4-3-2-1 Grounding ↳ Name senses in order - pulls you out of the spiral ↳ My kids' FAV, there is an immediate shift to calm 💛 4) The 4-7-8 Breath ↳ Inhale 4, hold 7, exhale 8 - signals safety instantly 5) The Reset Phrase ↳ “Let me gather my thoughts” - buys calm, not panic 6) Feet Grounding Technique ↳ Press feet firmly down - instant stability 7) Heart Rate Coherence ↳ Hand on heart, breathe with pulse - syncs your system 8) The Energy Check ↳ Rate yourself 1-10 - act before you hit empty 9) Box Breathing ↳ 4 in, 4 hold, 4 out, 4 hold - Navy SEAL calm 10) Progressive Muscle Release ↳ Tense whole body, let go - full reset in seconds Every reset is under a minute. Every reset works in the middle of chaos. Hint! Practice when you don't need it, so it is available and familiar when you do ✨ If you could only keep one, which reset would it be? -- ♻️ Repost so your network has resets they can use under pressure 🔔 Follow me Dr. Carolyn Frost for more on stress mastery + emotional intelligence
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Dr. Carolyn Frost shared thisTaking longer isn't failure. It's your hidden strength ✨ The constant pressure to keep pace. The nagging feeling of falling behind. I know it well. Questioning choices while others seemed so certain. Starting over while others were settling in. Facing setbacks you didn't anticipate. In these moments, I remind myself: Trust in the timing of your life. You are exactly where you're meant to be ✨ Here are 3 more powerful shifts for when comparison hits: 1. Transform the trigger ↳ Notice what stings - career moves, lifestyle, choices ↳ This reveals what matters most to you ↳ Write down the dream hiding behind the trigger 2. Expand your possible ↳ Remind yourself "Their success proves it's possible" ↳ Find someone who achieved this differently than most ↳ Save their story as proof of alternate paths 3. Reset your rhythm ↳ Step away from whatever triggered you ↳ Place your hands on your desk and ground yourself ↳ Ask: "What would I build if I knew I couldn't fail?" Your timing isn't a mistake. It's designing your advantage. What's one thing you're proud of taking your time with? Share below! -- ♻️ Repost to remind your network to trust in their timeline 🔔 Follow Dr. Carolyn Frost for more on building authentic success your way
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Dr. Carolyn Frost shared thisBeing 'always on' isn't commitment. It's slow-motion burnout. We've been sold the biggest workplace lie of all time. That constant availability equals dedication. That boundaries mean you're not serious about success. That saying no makes you weak. But here's what's really happening: 1) Your instant responses train people your time is worthless ↳ They expect immediate replies because you always give them 2) Weekend work becomes expected, not appreciated ↳ One Saturday email creates months of weekend interruptions 3) Your brain never fully switches off ↳ Chronic stress becomes your baseline instead of peak performance 4) You mistake being busy for being valuable ↳ Response time doesn't equal worth 5) Your family competes with your phone for attention ↳ Every notification teaches them they're second priority 6) You lose the ability to do deep, meaningful work ↳ Constant interruptions kill the focus that creates real results 7) You become addicted to feeling "needed" ↳ Being indispensable feels better than being effective Being unreachable for a few hours won't kill your career. Being always "on" will slowly kill everything else ✨ Which boundary will you set to break the cycle? -- ♻️ Repost to help your network recognize slow-motion burnout before it's too late 🔔 Follow Dr. Carolyn Frost for more on creating sustainable success
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Dr. Carolyn Frost shared thisYour mind wasn't designed for constant overload. 12 reset techniques that work in seconds 👇🏼 Your brain is struggling under the weight of endless demands. The notification pings The mental tabs constantly open The pressure to perform with a racing mind You don't need another productivity system. You need quick ways to clear your head that actually work. 12 micro-techniques that create instant clarity ✨ 1) Splash cold water on your wrists during mental fog ↳ The temperature shock resets your nervous system 2) Change your position when stuck on a problem ↳ Stand up. Your brain resets when your body moves 3) Brain dump everything on your mind onto one page ↳ Your mind stops the loop once it's captured on paper 4) Move your phone to another room during focus blocks ↳ Phones drain brainpower just by being nearby 5) Press palms against a hard surface for 10 seconds ↳ Physical pressure interrupts thought spirals 6) Name 5 objects you can see in the room out loud ↳ Speaking pulls you out of your head and into reality 7) Practice 4-6-8 breathing (inhale 4, hold 6, exhale 8) ↳ Longer exhales tell your body "we're safe" instantly 8) Speak your thoughts when they're overwhelming ↳ They lose power when heard outside your head 9) Close your eyes for 10 seconds between tasks ↳ Visual breaks mental momentum between activities 10) Ask "Will this matter in one month?" before reacting ↳ Most things won't. Cuts the fake urgency driving stress 11) Count backward from 100 by 7s during rumination ↳ Too complex to do while worrying 12) Place hand on heart and take three deep breaths ↳ Self-comfort gives stress hormones somewhere to go Mental overwhelm isn't inevitable. It's a state you can reset in seconds ✨ -- ♻️ Repost to help your network find clarity in chaos 🔔 Follow Dr. Carolyn Frost for more science-backed strategies to protect your wellbeing and success
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Dr. Carolyn Frost shared thisYou're apologizing for things you shouldn't. 12 moments for boundaries (not guilt) 👇🏼 I used to say "sorry" for needing focused time "Sorry" for enforcing a deadline Even "sorry" for being right Now I say something else. And honor my boundaries without apologizing for them ✨ Here's how to set boundaries without guilt: 1. When you need focused work time ↳ Replace "Sorry I can't meet" with "I'm blocking focused time until 2pm for priority work" 2. When you're taking approved time off ↳ Replace "Sorry I'll be out" with "I'll be unavailable during my scheduled leave from [dates]" 3. When you're asking for critical information ↳ Replace "Sorry to bother you" with "To move this project forward, I need [specific info] by [date]" 4. When you decline additional work ↳ Replace "Sorry I can't help" with "My current priorities require my full attention right now" 5. When you're leaving on time ↳ Replace "Sorry I have to go" with "I'm heading out for the day - need anything before I leave?" 6. When you need to redirect a conversation ↳ Replace "Sorry to interrupt" with "Before we move on, I'd like to address [topic]" 7. When someone disrespects your time ↳ Replace "Sorry, but I have another meeting" with "We have 5 min left, let's prioritize" 8. When enforcing agreed-upon deadlines ↳ Replace "Sorry to ask" with "As agreed, I'll need your input by [deadline] to stay on schedule" 9. When your expertise contradicts others ↳ Replace "Sorry, but I disagree" with "Based on my experience, I see this differently because..." 10. When discussing your achievements ↳ Replace "Sorry to share this" with "I'm excited to share that our team accomplished..." 11. When addressing inappropriate behavior ↳ Replace "Sorry if this is awkward" with "That approach doesn't work for me. Here's what does..." 12. When prioritizing your wellbeing ↳ Replace "Sorry I need to step away" with "I'm taking a break to ensure I bring my best thinking" Strong professionals don't apologize for their boundaries. They communicate them with confidence ✨ Which situation will you stop apologizing for this week? Share below! -- ♻️ Repost to help your network transform apologies into influence 🔔 Follow Dr. Carolyn Frost for more strategies to succeed with confidence and clarity
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Dr. Carolyn Frost shared thisYour packed calendar is killing your potential. Here's what to do instead 👇🏼 Your hectic days and endless to-do list aren't signs of success. They're warning signs your approach needs an upgrade. The highest performers aren't working more. They're working differently. Here are 5 shifts to try this week for immediate impact 🔥 1) Time block your energy, not just your tasks ↳ Schedule demanding work during morning peak hours ↳ Move routine emails to your afternoon energy dip 2) Implement the Power Hour method ↳ 60 minutes focused with notifications off ↳ Finish more by Thursday than most do all week 3) Create a "Stop Doing" list ↳ Name three low-value tasks to drop this week ↳ For each new task, remove something else 4) Set unmovable recovery boundaries ↳ One screen-free hour before bed nightly ↳ Block lunch as "meetings" with yourself 5) Use the "One Thing" morning ritual ↳ Before email, identify your highest impact task ↳ Complete it first - no excuses Success isn't about how much you do. It's about how strategically you focus ✨ Which shift will you try this week? -- ♻️ Repost to help your network work smarter, not harder 🔔 Follow Dr. Carolyn Frost for science-backed strategies to achieve more with ease
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Dr. Carolyn Frost shared thisThe scariest part of burnout? You don’t notice it until too late. You think you’re just tired. Or that it’s “normal” to feel this way. But burnout isn’t sudden. It’s a slow slide until your body and mind force you to stop. Here are the 8 universal stages of burnout - and how to protect yourself at each one👇 1️⃣ Honeymoon Hangover ↳ Enthusiasm fades, replaced by guilt that you’re not grateful enough. 2️⃣ Micro-Irritations ↳ Small annoyances spark outsized frustration and impatience. 3️⃣ Chronic Exhaustion ↳ Even weekends or vacations don’t restore your energy anymore. 4️⃣ Cynicism Creep ↳ Eye-rolls and disengagement replace curiosity and motivation. 5️⃣ Physical Symptoms ↳ Headaches, stomach issues, or sleep problems become “normal.” 6️⃣ Competence Questioning ↳ Skills you’ve mastered feel shaky—imposter syndrome grows. 7️⃣ Isolation Tendency ↳ Social energy feels impossible; you withdraw to conserve it. 8️⃣ Emotional Numbness ↳ Wins and losses both feel flat, like you’re just going through motions. (The carousel includes recovery strategies if you want to go deeper) Every stage whispers before it shouts. Your job is to listen sooner, not later ✨ What stage do you recognize most right now? -- ♻️ Repost to help your network catch burnout before it’s too late 🔔 Follow me Dr. Carolyn Frost for practical strategies on stress, EQ, and well-being
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Dr. Carolyn Frost shared thisYou're not missing anything by being offline. You're missing life by always being on. Remember when we: ↳ Had coffee without checking email ↳ Saw something beautiful and just enjoyed it ↳ Woke up and looked out the window (not a screen) ↳ Felt bored... and survived Those moments still exist. They're just hiding behind your notifications. 5 simple moves to find them again ✨ 1. One room becomes a phone-free zone ↳ Pick your bedroom or kitchen. Watch peace return 2. One offline meal every day ↳ Start with breakfast. Notice how food tastes better 3. Set a visible timer during work ↳ 90 minutes focused, then check messages 4. Leave your phone behind once daily ↳ Short walk, coffee run, lunch break - pick one 5. Two hours offline every Sunday ↳ The world can wait. Your peace can't The constant connection isn't serving you. Time to remember what real presence feels like ✨ Which move feels possible today? -- ♻️ Repost to help your network find moments of peace 🔔 Follow me Dr. Carolyn Frost for more real strategies to succeed without burning out
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Dr. Carolyn Frost shared thisYour title doesn’t make you a success. Having time for what actually matters does. A lot of people look successful on paper. But they’re exhausted. Distracted. Always rushing to the next thing. Real success is having space for your actual life too. 1️⃣ Protect one hour a day that isn’t about productivity ↳ Go for a walk. Read. Sit outside. Create space for your brain to slow down. 2️⃣ Stop filling every quiet moment with your phone ↳ Drive in silence. Wait in line without scrolling. Let your mind wander. 3️⃣ Put personal time on your calendar first ↳ Workout classes, dinner with family, downtime - schedule it like it matters. 4️⃣ End your workday with a shutdown routine ↳ Write tomorrow’s top 3 tasks, close your laptop, and take a deep breath. 5️⃣ Create more quiet in your life on purpose ↳ Less noise. Less reacting. Less input. Overwhelmed brains don’t need more information. A full schedule can look impressive. But having time, presence, and peace is the real win ✨ What’s one thing you want more time for lately? -- ♻️ Repost to support those trying to build a life they actually enjoy 🔔 Follow me Dr. Carolyn Frost for more on stress, emotional intelligence, and sustainable success.
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Dr. Carolyn Frost liked thisDr. Carolyn Frost liked thisThe best employees aren't the loudest or the busiest. They're the ones who do these 15 things: 1/ You're smart but don't show off about it ↳ Competence speaks louder than credentials or constant reminders of your achievements. 2/ You protect your time like it's gold (because it is!) ↳ You say no to low-value tasks and guard your focus for work that actually matters. 3/ You're doing great but stay down-to-earth about it ↳ Confidence without arrogance makes people want to work with you, not against you. 4/ You care about getting real results, not just looking busy ↳ Output matters more than appearing productive through endless meetings and emails. 5/ You learn skills that make you valuable in different ways ↳ You're not one-dimensional - you develop capabilities that transfer across roles and teams. 6/ You skip the office drama (ain't nobody got time for that) ↳ You stay focused on work while others waste energy on gossip and politics. 7/ You think about what people actually need, then make it happen ↳ You solve problems before they're assigned and anticipate what your team needs. 8/ You do more than what's in your job description (but in a good way!) ↳ You take initiative on valuable work, not just extra busywork to look engaged. 9/ You help your coworkers shine, sharing tips and tricks you've learned ↳ You lift others up instead of hoarding knowledge to protect your position. 10/ You get excited about new ideas instead of saying "that'll never work" ↳ You bring optimism and possibility thinking that energizes teams. 11/ You know when to say "nope" to another meeting (your time matters!) ↳ You protect your calendar and push back on unnecessary meetings that waste time. 12/ You make friends, not enemies, even with folks from other departments ↳ You build bridges across teams instead of creating silos or competition. 13/ You're not afraid to try new things, and you bounce back when they flop ↳ You treat failures as learning opportunities, not career-ending disasters. 14/ You speak up when things could work better, but you're not a complainer ↳ You bring solutions alongside critiques and frame feedback constructively. 15/ You're nice to everyone, doesn't matter if they're the CEO or the cleaning crew ↳ You treat people with respect regardless of title or status. Stars aren't born - they're made through consistent habits and choices. How many of these do you recognize in yourself? Which sign resonates most with you? ♻️ Repost if you found this insightful! 👊 And follow Ford Coleman for more content like this.
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Dr. Carolyn Frost liked thisDr. Carolyn Frost liked thisLast year, I hosted a conference in Toronto for 200+ entrepreneurs. It was the highlight of my 2025. This year we're bringing Re:Create Summit back to Toronto October 2-3, 2026. Being in a room full of builders is electric. And the after effects are even more exciting. One person was so inspired that they quit their jobs the next month and scaled their agency to over $60k/month Two more decided to partner up and start a company together. Every week I get stories from people whose lives were impacted by those 2 days. So we're doing it all again this year but a little different this time → VIP House with live workshops, a pool & recording studio → Private dinner after the sessions to hang out → Less speakers and more Q&A sessions If you're building something and want to spend some time in person with 200+ founders Get early bird tickets here: https://lu.ma/recreate2026
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Kelly McFie BSc (Hons), MN.Nutr
Oldham Council • 287 followers
If You’re Coaching Clients on GLP-1s… What Are You Actually Helping Them Learn? I'm not talking about what to eat or how to train. And not just about how to stay in a Calorie deficit. What do you want your clients to understand about their body, their habits, their identity? And more importantly, are you continuing to learn, too? Because if you’re supporting clients using GLP-1s and only focusing on food tracking, step goals, and scale weight, you’re missing a HUGE part of the picture. This work goes way deeper! It’s about behaviour change, emotional regulation, self-worth, mindset, and habits that can outlast the medication. It's not just about the bits you can record on a spreadsheet. GLP-1s don’t replace coaching. If anything, they make the role of the Coach more important. These clients still need your guidance. They need help navigating their changing appetite cues, the identity shift that comes with weight loss, the discomfort of slowing down and facing emotional eating without the usual crutch of food. They need a Coach who isn’t phased by rapid weight loss… or plateaus… or someone saying, “I don’t feel hungry, but I still want to eat.” This is where real coaching happens. This is where trust is built. Not in the fat loss strategy, but in the conversations, the curiosity, and the space you hold for someone to do things differently. You don’t need to be a Doctor or a Therapist. But you do need to keep learning. You do need to understand the context your clients are living in, and you need to stay open to evolving how you coach, communicate, and support them. GLP-1s are changing the landscape. The Coaches who will thrive are the ones who can meet that shift with empathy, evidence, and adaptability. They don't teach this stuff on your Level 3 PT course. It's up to you to keep improving your knowledge. It’s no longer just about the plan you give to your client. It’s about how you help them live it. And if that’s what you’re here to do, I’m glad you’re here. Let’s keep raising the standard together 🙌
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Dr Arun Upendran G
Aura Integrated Wellness • 2K followers
𝗕𝗲𝘆𝗼𝗻𝗱 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗠𝗶𝗻𝗱: 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗛𝗼𝗹𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗰 𝗘𝗰𝗼𝘀𝘆𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗺 𝗼𝗳 𝗠𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗮𝗹 𝗪𝗲𝗹𝗹𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀 For decades, the prevailing belief was that mental health issues were exclusively "head-bound"—a matter of brain chemistry or psychological history. However, modern science has shattered this siloed view. While the gut-brain axis is a vital component, it is not the only factor. Mental health is actually an emergent property of the entire body’s ecosystem. To achieve true emotional balance, we must look beyond the mind and consider how biological systems, lifestyle interventions, and nervous system regulation intersect. 𝗙𝘂𝗻𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗠𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗰𝗶𝗻𝗲: 𝗙𝗶𝗻𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗥𝗼𝗼𝘁 𝗖𝗮𝘂𝘀𝗲 Functional medicine is the bridge between clinical biology and mental well-being. Rather than simply suppressing symptoms with a "pill for every ill," functional medicine treats the body as an integrated network. It recognizes that depression or anxiety might not be a "Prozac deficiency" but could instead be caused by systemic inflammation, hormonal imbalances, or nutrient gaps. For example, a functional approach might discover that a patient’s chronic anxiety is rooted in a thyroid dysfunction or a vitamin B12 deficiency. By using specialized testing to assess the microbiome, blood sugar stability, and toxic load, functional medicine restores the physical "hardware." When the body is no longer in a state of biological distress, the mind is significantly more resilient to psychological stress. 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗣𝗼𝘄𝗲𝗿 𝗼𝗳 𝗬𝗼𝗴𝗮: 𝗥𝗲𝗴𝘂𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗡𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗼𝘂𝘀 𝗦𝘆𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗺 If functional medicine addresses the biochemical hardware, Yoga optimizes the neurological software. Yoga is perhaps the most effective tool for "bottom-up" mental health care—using the body to calm the brain. The core of this connection is the Vagus Nerve, the primary component of the parasympathetic nervous system. Through rhythmic breathing (Pranayama) and physical postures (Asanas), yoga signals to the brain that the body is safe. This lowers cortisol and increases Gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA), a neurotransmitter that acts like a natural brake for anxiety. Furthermore, the physical movement in yoga aids digestion and lymphatic drainage, supporting the very gut health that is so critical for neurotransmitter production. It creates a virtuous cycle: a calm nervous system supports a healthy gut, and a healthy gut supports a stable mind. 𝗔 𝗨𝗻𝗶𝗳𝗶𝗲𝗱 𝗔𝗽𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗮𝗰𝗵 The evolution of mental health care lies in the realization that the mind, gut, and nervous system are inseparable. Mental health is not just about "thinking positive"; it is about creating a biological and neurological environment where positivity is physically possible. By combining the diagnostic precision of functional medicine with the self-regulatory power of yoga, we move toward a truly holistic model of healing that honors the complexity of the human experience.
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Diana YK Chan, MBA
My Marketability with Diana… • 64K followers
Stop overcomplicating your content — here’s what actually gets clients. Most coaches don’t have a content problem. They have an overthinking problem. If you’ve been posting for months… …getting likes but not clients …writing long, polished posts that don’t move the needle …feeling like you need to be “more expert” to get someone to buy There’s a reason why. Here’s the truth no one told me early in my coaching journey: Clients don’t hire you because your content is perfect. They hire you because your message hits them at the right moment. Here’s what actually works (and it’s much simpler than you think): You don’t need fancier content. You don’t need a more complicated strategy. You don’t need to “sound smarter.” You just need to speak clearly, consistently, and courageously. Your people don’t want a perfect creator. They want a leader who helps them feel hope again. If you’re willing to simplify instead of overthink, you’ll be shocked by how fast clients start reaching out.
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Amanda Wentland (PhD, ND, MSCN, CNS)
ANMC Holistic Health, LLC • 1K followers
Have you ever felt “over-therapized” but “under-regulated”? Traditional talk therapy is a powerful tool for processing our narrative. It helps us understand the “why.” But for many navigating chronic, unresolved symptoms, insight isn’t enough to change the physical response. There is a profound difference between narrative and signaling. Talk therapy processes the story. Somatic work regulates the signal. When your nervous system is stuck in survival mode, your body is still sending "danger" signals to your biochemistry. This impacts digestion, immunity, and inflammation in real-time. It doesn’t matter how well you can describe the problem if your system doesn’t feel safe. Through the Neurogenic Method™, we don’t just talk about stress. We address the underlying patterns of how your system communicates. We move from insight to regulation. From reacting to understanding. Stop managing symptoms. Start interpreting the signals. 📖 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗱 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗳𝘂𝗹𝗹 𝗯𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗸𝗱𝗼𝘄𝗻 𝗼𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗯𝗹𝗼𝗴: [Link] ✨ 𝗔𝗽𝗽𝗹𝘆 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗮 𝗱𝗶𝘀𝗰𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘆 𝗰𝗮𝗹𝗹: [Link] #Neurogenesiology #SomaticHealing #NervousSystemHealth #ChronicSymptoms #Regulation #RootCause
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Khushboo Garach
askk • 4K followers
Mindset isn't just a personal buzzword. It's a core business strategy. As a psychologist, I use the principles of Positive Psychology to help clients shift their internal narrative. We move from a deficit-focused mindset ("What's wrong?") to a strength-focused one ("What's strong?"). As a brand strategist, I see brands struggle with this exact same challenge. ► A "Deficit Mindset" Brand is always reactive. It focuses on: What competitors are doing. What they lack. Why the market is "unfair." Their message is often built on fear or scarcity. ► A "Positive Mindset" Brand is proactive and authentic. It focuses on: What its unique value is. What it offers. The genuine connection it can build. Its message is built on confidence, purpose, and trust. An empowered mindset is the foundation for an empowered brand. Before you ask, "How do we beat the competition?" First ask, "How do we become more of who we truly are?" That shift in mindset changes everything. Personally & Professionally #Mindset #PositivePsychology #BrandStrategy #Marketing #Leadership #CorporateWellness #BrandIdentity
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Davina Wright - Lyons
Rising Resilience Education &… • 2K followers
The importance of therapy often goes unrecognized, with many believing they don't need it. Yet, even professionals benefit immensely from a therapist's perspective. Therapists themselves often have therapists, recognizing the need to process experiences and gain a clearer, 360-degree view. While trained to separate emotions for objectivity, there are always blind spots and deeper insights to uncover. Embracing these moments of self-discovery, even when uncomfortable, is where true growth lies. It's about accountability, learning, and striving to become a better version of yourself. #MentalHealth #Therapy #PersonalGrowth #SelfImprovement #ProfessionalDevelopment #Mindfulness
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Maria Jackson
Healthy Antiaging Warrior • 4K followers
Age Backwards2 THERAPEUTIC TUESDAY MOBILITY IS LIVING If you knew that the 7 vertebrae in your neck were responsible for diminishing flexibility in your spine, you would be more conscious of how you were using your cell phone or computer. The spine is susceptible to the power of muscle to distort its alignment; creating pain in neck, shoulders, hips, knees, ankles. Are you willing to settle for a steady decline in your ability to perform the activities you love; until even daily tasks become difficult; or impossible? Want to talk? #livepainfree #LiveDrugFree #agebackwards2 #BodyWisdom #PostureMatters #lifestylemedicine #egoscue #MobilityMatters #NeckPain #shoulderpain #hippain #kneepain #anklepain
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Ghiwa Nassar
Freelance • 415 followers
Conscious Connected Breathing (CCB) dives deep beyond mere breathing With scientific roots and emotional reach ** Here’s what makes CCB powerful (in a simple language):** 🌀 Connects breath, mind & emotions CCB taps into the breath-mind feedback loop: shallow breaths can fuel anxiety, whereas intentional, connected breathing can calm the mind and shift emotional states. 🌀 Bypasses the conscious mind to release stored tension This technique bypasses our mental defenses, surfacing suppressed emotions or unresolved trauma embedded in the body for acknowledgment and release. 🌀 Regulates the nervous system By activating the parasympathetic system and enhancing vagal tone, CCB pulls us from fight-or-flight into a place of rest, clarity, and emotional balance. 🌀 Creates emotional release and resilience Participants often experience profound catharsis: tears, laughter, peace...; all of which foster self-awareness, release, and empowerment. 🌀 Induces altered, healing states of consciousness Extended, rhythmic breathing shifts brainwave patterns (toward alpha and theta) and silences mental chatter, paving the way for clarity, insight, or spiritual connection. ** Why it matters (shortly):** CCB offers a simple, body-based way to release stress, process emotions, and reconnect with yourself—without relying solely on words or years of therapy. 📚 For those who’d like to dive deeper into the science behind breathwork, here are some references worth exploring: Critchley, H. D., Wiens, S., Rotshtein, P., Öhman, A., & Dolan, R. J. (2004). Neural systems supporting interoceptive awareness. Nature Neuroscience, 7(2), 189–195. https://lnkd.in/dtBNBGAV Frecska, E., Arato, B., & Kotler, M. (2016). Neuronal oscillation and altered states of consciousness: Investigating the brain dynamics during holotropic breathwork. NeuroQuantology, 14(3), 498–507. https://lnkd.in/dv_vb3tz Laborde, S., Mosley, E., & Thayer, J. F. (2017). Heart rate variability and cardiac vagal tone in psychophysiological research – Recommendations for experiment planning, data analysis, and data reporting. Frontiers in Psychology, 8, 213. https://lnkd.in/drTq4tRj Porges, S. W. (2007). The polyvagal perspective. Biological Psychology, 74(2), 116–143. https://lnkd.in/dHethYrR Saoji, A. A., Raghavendra, B. R., & Manjunath, N. K. (2019). Effects of yogic breath regulation: A narrative review of scientific evidence. Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine, 10(1), 50–58. https://lnkd.in/dmkfqRT2 van der Kolk, B. A. (2014). The body keeps the score: Brain, mind, and body in the healing of trauma. Viking. #Breathwork #ConsciousConnectedBreathing #MindBodyConnection #TraumaHealing #StressRelief #EmotionalWellbeing #MentalHealthAwareness #SelfCare #NervousSystemRegulation #TheBodyKeepsTheScore #Wellness #Mindfulness #HolisticHealth #Healing #Neuroscience
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Katie Vernoy
Modern Therapist's Survival… • 2K followers
“Mindfulness isn’t just a technique—it’s a way of being with yourself and your clients.” – Dr. Steve Dansiger In Episode 428 of the Modern Therapist’s Survival Guide, Curt and I talk with Dr. Steve Dansiger about blending mindfulness, EMDR, and technology in trauma therapy. From Zen monasteries to wearable tech, Steve shares how presence, embodiment, and innovation can deepen the healing process—without replacing the human connection at the center of therapy. 🎧 Listen now: bit.ly/mtsgpodcast428 💬 How do you integrate mindfulness into your clinical work? What challenges have you faced? Image: Podcast cover for Episode 428 of Modern Therapist’s Survival Guide titled “Mindfulness, EMDR, and Wearable Tech” featuring an interview with Dr. Steve Dansiger. Background shows water ripples with a droplet and a headshot of Dr. Dansiger. #ModernTherapist #MindfulnessInTherapy #EMDR #TraumaHealing #TherapyInnovation #MindfulnessPractice #TechInTherapy #EmbodiedTherapy #TherapistGrowth #MTSGPodcast
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Heather McLellan✨
The Return to Work Mentor |… • 2K followers
Your secret weapon when returning to work: 🗡️ If you're a business owner, experienced freelancing professional or senior leader navigating a return to work after serious illness or injury it can be a highly isolating and confusing time... You probably don’t have access to the kind of support others might. No occupational health. (and even if you do, they are probably not set up to deal with ambitious self starters who run their own business) No HR partner to give you the return to work policy. No one to manage your return plan—because you are the one people usually lean on, you are the one who normally sets the direction and solves the problems. But who do you lean on, when the challenge is YOU trying to manage yourself? I want to remind you of something essential: Your secret weapon in returning to work… is your ability to make decisions for yourself. Sounds simple - it is - it's not rocket science. But it easy to forget when your world has been turned upside down and you have forgotten who you are and what you are capable of... This is the same initiative that’s helped you: 👉 Build a business from the ground up 👉 Create systems that deliver results for your clients 👉 Grow teams to expand your capacity 👉 Solve high-stakes problems And now, you’re being called to apply it to yourself. Yes, the road is unfamiliar. Yes, it feels disorienting to not be the one who normally "has everything under control.” It means it’s time to apply your wisdom differently. There is a path - it looks different for everyone. It’s not complicated, but it can be hard to see your own power when you are stuck in a hard place like Excalibur here. And when you’ve never walked it before (most people haven't), you need: 🧭 Information you can trust 🧭 Perspective to avoid boom-and-bust cycles 🧭 Space to explore what’s right for you, not a generic template That’s why I created Return to Work Mentor—to give business owners, self-employed high-level professionals and senior leaders a place to: ✔️ Get clarity on your next steps and be held accountable to action ✔️ Strategise in confidence (no having to tell your clients and colleagues everything that is going on for you) ✔️ Space to be honest about your struggles and brainstorm solutions Start with the free resources at returntoworkmentor.co.uk or book a one-off session to unpack where you are and where to go next. You have everything you need - your existing skills are your secret weapon to get back to work, properly, sustainably, in a way that works for you. You just need a strategy that respects your capacity and your autonomy, that liberates you to be the expert you are in your own life. (Post text based on an original audio from The Return To Work Mentor podcast) #returntowork #recoveryjourney #smallbusinesssupport #chronicillness #highfunctioning #selfemployed #executivecoach #leadership #healthrecovery #workidentity #seriousinjury #majortrauma #cancer #stroke #healthstrategy
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Dr. Joan Borden
Salut Santé • 140 followers
💎The Science Behind Energy Work: Why Vibrational Frequency Matters in Professional Performance Here's an interesting paradox in our approach to wellness and peak performance: 💎Most professionals don't consider energy's role in their effectiveness, despite the fact that medical science recognizes countless energy-dependent mechanisms that power our bodies and minds. 💎We function like sophisticated factories with interconnected systems - cells, organs, cardiovascular networks, and oxygenation processes all working in concert. 💎Yet vibrational frequency has somehow been relegated outside "serious" science, when it's actually fundamental to how we operate. 💎The Professional Application: Everything alive operates at a unique vibrational frequency. When we experience dysfunction - whether physical dis-ease, mental blocks, or performance limitations - we can often improve function by 💫disrupting💫the vibrational patterns maintaining those limitations. As an energy practitioner, I work with sound, color, emotional states, and focused thought to shift vibrational frequencies. This isn't unlike how pharmaceuticals, supplements, or other interventions create change - they all affect our energetic state. 💎Introducing: Energetic Expansion Deep Dive: A focused 3-session program designed to rewire your nervous system for optimal performance and life satisfaction. Participants learn to: ✅Identify and utilize their most effective energy disrupters ✅Navigate challenges with minimal resistance ✅Clear mental/emotional clutter efficiently ✅Maintain consistent well-being and clarity The question isn't whether this is "magic" - 💎it's whether we're ready to elevate our capabilities and align with our highest potential. 💎Interested in exploring how energy work can enhance your professional effectiveness? Let's connect. Click link below in comments. My DM’s are open. #EnergyWork #ProfessionalDevelopment #PerformanceOptimization #HolisticWellness #NervousSystemHealth #LeadershipDevelopment #ExecutiveWellness
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Shannon Myers, M.S., SEP, Nervous System Expert
Shannon Myers Integrative LLC • 2K followers
This week, on Substack I have a really in-depth piece + somatic practice coming out about Fawning and people-pleasing. If you experience burnout, mental or physical health symptoms, have co-dependency patterns, or identify as “nice” or a “helper”…This one is for you! Fawn is the LEAST talked about Trauma Response and I will be dropping truth bombs left and right so you can begin move from less people-pleasing to more aligned authenticity. The link to my (free) Substack is in the comments. #Fawn #PeoplePleasing #Burnout #LeadershipDevelopment
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Eugene Berezin, Psy.M, CHt
Good Hypnotherapy LLC • 9K followers
Building strong referral relationships hinges on a foundation of mutual benefit and genuine community connection. For therapists and healing professionals, this means actively seeking collaborations where shared values and client well-being are paramount. It's about fostering an ecosystem of support, not just an exchange of clients. What if we viewed referrals not as transactions, but as a testament to the collective impact we can have? #ReferralMarketing #Networking #CommunityBuilding #TherapistSupport #ProfessionalGrowth
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Amanda Clairvoyant
Myaccuratepsychicreading.com • 19 followers
The Psychology Behind Intuition: Why Clarity Matters More Than Ever There has been a quiet shift happening. More intelligent, capable professionals are openly reflecting on intuition, clarity, and decision-making — especially during times of uncertainty. Not because they lack logic. But because modern life is mentally relentless. We process constant information: Work demands. Relationship ambiguity. Financial pressure. Social comparison. At some point, cognitive overload sets in. This is where clarity becomes powerful. ⸻ Intuition Is Not the Opposite of Intelligence Many people assume intuition and rational thinking are separate. In reality, intuition is rapid subconscious pattern recognition. Your brain absorbs subtle signals constantly: Tone changes. Emotional inconsistencies. Behavioural patterns. Unspoken tension. Often before you consciously recognise them. Intuition is your mind organising those signals quickly. When something “doesn’t feel right,” it usually means your subconscious has identified a pattern your conscious mind hasn’t fully processed yet. ⸻ Decision Fatigue Is Real High-functioning individuals often experience: • Replaying conversations repeatedly • Over-analysing simple messages • Feeling stuck despite outward success • Emotional heaviness without clear cause This is not weakness. It is mental saturation. When we are constantly responsible — professionally and personally — our internal guidance becomes harder to hear. Clarity conversations, reflective practices, or structured insight help reduce that noise. ⸻ Relationship Patterns & Emotional Loops One of the most common areas of confusion is relationships. People question: Is this miscommunication? Is this avoidance? Am I repeating something familiar? Should I stay or leave? Human behaviour follows patterns more often than we realise. When patterns become visible, anxiety decreases. Awareness brings stability. ⸻ The Role of Reflection Whether through coaching, psychology, mentoring, or intuitive dialogue, structured reflection creates space. Space allows perspective. Perspective reduces urgency. And reduced urgency improves decision-making. Often people already sense the answer. They simply need clarity to trust it. ⸻ A Grounded View of Intuition Intuition does not replace logic. It complements it. The most effective decision-makers integrate: Data Experience Observation Emotional awareness When intuition is ignored entirely, internal tension tends to increase. When it is integrated thoughtfully, confidence strengthens. ⸻ Clarity is not about predicting outcomes. It is about recognising patterns, understanding energy shifts, and responding consciously. In uncertain times, perspective is not weakness. It is intelligence applied inward. — Amanda Intuitive Advisor | Australia
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🐾 Elizabeth Hack
Canine Care Hub by Elizabeth… • 1K followers
You’re not just another therapist—you’re building a reputation as the go-to expert in your field. That doesn’t happen overnight. It comes from: ✅ Clarity in your message ✅ Confidence in your pricing ✅ Consistent visibility Positioning isn’t about being louder than others—it’s about being clear, consistent, and trustworthy. This is the foundation of authority, and it’s how clients come to see you as their first choice. Start today: what’s one small action you can take to strengthen your positioning? #FetchMoreClients #AnimalTherapist #VetPhysioUK #GoToExpert #AnimalTherapistBusiness #BusinessCoachForTherapists #GrowYourPractice #PawsitiveBusiness https://lnkd.in/eQ_dz9rQ
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Dr. Mikel H-G Hoff
ANF Therapy® | ANF Academy • 21K followers
We often think stress is about workload, deadlines, or burnout. The latest APA Stress in America report shows: 👉 62% of adults say societal division is a major source of stress 👉 54% feel isolated 👉 50% feel left out or lack companionship 👉 69% say they needed more emotional support than they received Read that again. This isn’t just stress. It’s disconnection. And it’s showing up not just mentally, but physically: fatigue, anxiety, headaches, and ongoing strain. We’re living in a time where: 👉 external pressure is high 👉 internal regulation is under strain 👉 and support systems are stretched Which raises a different question: Not just “how do we reduce stress?” But “how do we better support the systems that process and adapt to it?” This is where ANF Care Tranquility Amplifiers come in. Rather than replacing established approaches, it is positioned as a complementary tool, designed to work passively alongside daily life, with the intention of supporting the body’s natural regulatory processes. For many individuals, the challenge is not a lack of awareness or effort, but sustaining consistent support that aligns with the body’s ongoing demands. In that context, the focus shifts from adding more interventions… To enabling more continuous and background support that actually works. Want to learn more? Comment "Tranquility". -Dr Mikel H-G Hoff #Stress #MentalHealth #NervousSystem #Wellness #ANFCare #HealthInnovation
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Lynne Helliwell NLP Training and Coaching
Helliwell Wellbeing • 707 followers
How can Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) techniques help on a Weightloss journey? NLP helps you change how you respond to your own internal responses (E.g.cravings, boredom, stress) by changing the pictures that you hold in your mind, your language, and your unresourceful strategies (patterns) If you are on a Weightloss journey, or you accompany and help others on theirs - here is a great morning routine to get focused. Morning Routine to Anchor Your Inner Resources: 1. Sit comfortably, breathe 3 slow deep breaths. 2. Recall a very specific moment where you felt confident/proud/in control. Make it realistic. Add the sights, sounds, feelings, smells, tastes, what you were saying to yourself at the time) 3. As that inner positive state peaks, press a unique physical anchor (e.g., touch thumb + index finger together, or press knuckle). Hold the anchor for 5 seconds while fully experiencing the experience. 4. Release. Repeat a few times to strengthen. (recreate the state, press anchor, release). 5. Test this physical anchor: press or make the anchor to recreate the positive internal state. Use this throughout the day to keep your focus ✨️ For information about Weightloss Coaching and Training for Weightloss Consultants, get in touch and let's chat. 📱07397 080116 📧 lynne@helliwellwellbeing.co.uk 🌐 https://lnkd.in/eA3JXJ27 #nlp #weightloss #weightlossjourney #weightlossmotivation #nlpforweightloss #nlpforweightlossconsultants #nlpweightlossdiplomatraining
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Heather Hammell
Heather Hammell • 286 followers
Are you treating your clients like friends? In this episode, Heather challenges this common misconception that many therapists fall into. While it's natural to develop rapport with clients, Heather argues that this mindset can hinder your business growth and success. She emphasizes the importance of maintaining professional boundaries to ensure that your practice thrives. Tune in to learn how to set boundaries, raise your rates, and create a business that truly supports you and your goals. 🎙️ Listen now: https://lnkd.in/gjrpbcpx LINKS AND RESOURCES — 🎉Join the Foundations Coaching Program today and get access to over 200 videos and lessons designed to support your growth. Visit https://lnkd.in/g7TGwZVB to learn more and enroll. 📚Check out Heather’s new book, "Your MFR Practice Starts Here: Get Fully Booked, Raise Rates, and Build the Business You Actually Want", available on Amazon. https://lnkd.in/grcWXG3S 🛠️Free Tool to help you streamline your sales process. https://themfrcoach.com/ 📍Find a MFR Therapist near you by checking out The MFR Coach’s Therapist Network™ today. https://lnkd.in/gQPPmTWv
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Heather Hammell
Heather Hammell • 286 followers
Are you treating your clients like friends? In this episode, Heather challenges this common misconception that many therapists fall into. While it's natural to develop rapport with clients, Heather argues that this mindset can hinder your business growth and success. She emphasizes the importance of maintaining professional boundaries to ensure that your practice thrives. Tune in to learn how to set boundaries, raise your rates, and create a business that truly supports you and your goals. 🎙️ Listen now: https://lnkd.in/gjrpbcpx LINKS AND RESOURCES — 🎉Join the Foundations Coaching Program today and get access to over 200 videos and lessons designed to support your growth. Visit https://lnkd.in/g7TGwZVB to learn more and enroll. 📚Check out Heather’s new book, "Your MFR Practice Starts Here: Get Fully Booked, Raise Rates, and Build the Business You Actually Want", available on Amazon. https://lnkd.in/grcWXG3S 🛠️Free Tool to help you streamline your sales process. https://themfrcoach.com/ 📍Find a MFR Therapist near you by checking out The MFR Coach’s Therapist Network™ today. https://lnkd.in/gQPPmTWv
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