The Mindful Way to Handle Sudden Job Loss

Rosie sits down with psychiatrist Dr. Tracey Marks to unpack how our “factory settings” for stress get shaped by childhood, technology, and modern life — and how anxiety and burnout show up in our bodies and brains. Together, they explore practical tools like micro-transitions, p ...  Afficher plus

When we don’t know where a relationship is headed, our minds often race ahead. Kessonga explores how mindfulness can help us step out of the “what if” spiral and return to the connection that exists right now. A gentle reminder that meaning isn’t only found in certainty. This epi ...  Afficher plus

This is for breaking out of cycles caused by vulnerability and anxiety – whether that’s your own mind or a common interaction with a loved one. What I am talking about are moments when you take another person’s feelings, personally. When we get triggered by their emotional respon ...  Afficher plus

In this episode, we explore whether intense emotional moments—like panic attacks or big cries—are setbacks or signs of progress. Learn what happens in your nervous system during big emotional releases, why healing can feel harder before it gets better, and how to support yours ...

Shut down is your nervous system's most protective response. If you've ever felt heavy, numb, and completely disconnected from life—like you're moving through a thick fog with no energy or motivation—you've likely experienced a nervous system state called & ...

When you experience negative emotions, is your first reaction to reach for food? What about positive emotions? In this week's episode, we cover emotional eating, why it's working against you to demonize it, discuss some techniques and different coping skills that you can begin to ...  Afficher plus