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Stuck in Neutral: Understanding the Freeze Response

Stuck in Neutral: Understanding the Freeze Response

by Pat Calloway | Oct 13, 2025 | Anxiety, Work and Life

When faced with a perceived threat, our bodies are wired to react. We’ve all heard of the “fight or flight” response – a primal survival mechanism that prepares us to confront danger or escape from it. But there’s a third, often overlooked,...
Small Steps, Big Calm: Micro Habits That Reduce Anxiety and Rebuild Resilience

Small Steps, Big Calm: Micro Habits That Reduce Anxiety and Rebuild Resilience

by Pat Calloway | Oct 7, 2025 | Anxiety

Anxiety can make even simple tasks feel overwhelming. You tell yourself to “just relax,” but your heart races, your thoughts spiral, and your body stays on high alert. The truth is, calming anxiety isn’t about doing something huge — it’s about doing something small,...
Feeling Stuck? How to Break Free from the Cycle of Overthinking and Self-Doubt

Feeling Stuck? How to Break Free from the Cycle of Overthinking and Self-Doubt

by Pat Calloway | Oct 6, 2025 | Anxiety

You’re not lazy. You’re not broken.You’re thoughtful, capable, and constantly reflecting on how to do and be better — but somehow, you feel stuck. You replay conversations in your head.You hesitate to make decisions until you’ve analyzed every possible outcome.And...
Transform Your Stress: The Power of Daily Affirmations

Transform Your Stress: The Power of Daily Affirmations

by Pat Calloway | Sep 16, 2025 | Affirmations, Anxiety

Feeling overwhelmed? You’re not alone. In our fast-paced world, stress and anxiety can feel like constant companions. We try everything from deep breathing to meditation, but sometimes, our minds are just too loud. What if the secret to a calmer, more centered...
How to Train Your Brain to Stop Overthinking and Reduce Anxiety

How to Train Your Brain to Stop Overthinking and Reduce Anxiety

by Pat Calloway | Sep 9, 2025 | Anxiety

Overthinking is one of the most exhausting habits of the anxious mind. It keeps you awake at night, stuck in loops of “what if” scenarios, and prevents you from feeling calm and present. If you’ve ever caught yourself replaying conversations, predicting worst-case...
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  • Stuck in Neutral: Understanding the Freeze Response
  • Small Steps, Big Calm: Micro Habits That Reduce Anxiety and Rebuild Resilience
  • Feeling Stuck? How to Break Free from the Cycle of Overthinking and Self-Doubt
  • Transform Your Stress: The Power of Daily Affirmations
  • How to Train Your Brain to Stop Overthinking and Reduce Anxiety

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