Breath awareness is the practice of bringing your attention to your natural breathing without necessarily trying to change it. It can help you become more familiar with changes in your breathing and body that may accompany stress, giving you an opportunity to recognise and respond to what you're experiencing.

Would you rather meet your past or future self? Take a moment before reading on. Which one would you choose? A past version of Neena This question was posed to me by the lovely Gemma Warren in a networking meeting recently, and it provided a fabulous discussion around the table - it was clearly quite thought-provoking for everyone in the room, including myself. I was one of only two people who didn’t opt for either/or. I opted for both. Here’s why… What your past self has to

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As humans, we need to experience the full spectrum of emotions. "We cannot selectively numb emotions. When we numb the painful emotions, we also numb the positive emotions." Brené Brown For much of my life, I thought I was good at managing my emotions. If you had asked me how I was feeling fifteen years ago, my standard response would almost always have been, "Fine, thanks," or "Really busy." I wouldn't have been able to tell you what was happening beneath those words becaus

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Feeling other people’s stress can leave you drained, anxious, or disconnected—but it doesn’t have to be this way. Our nervous systems are wired to tune into others, sometimes so tightly that we unconsciously mirror their tension. Whether it’s a high-pressure workplace or a partner who carries a lot of stress, this biological “co-regulation” can make it feel like their stress is yours. You are not powerless. Think of yourself as the gatekeeper of your own nervous system.

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