Tackling New-Mom Anxiety, with Sam

Tackling New-Mom Anxiety, with Sam

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Overcoming Fears of Death, with Kessonga

Kessonga, Robin, and Headspace coach Neca answer questions about balancing mindfulness with efficiency at work, coping with missing an ex while hoping for reconciliation, and facing fears about death. Follow Robin ⁠here⁠ or at ⁠Well…Adjusting⁠ and follow Kessonga ⁠here⁠ and follo ...  Show more

How to Build a Consistent Practice, with Rosie

Rosie, Robin, and Headspace therapist Samantha answer questions about what to do when your best friend starts a relationship and abandons you, how to support a family member who is diagnosed with autism, and how to create a consistent practice without forgetting or getting annoye ...  Show more

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