Many of us turn healing or self-growth into another job—another way of proving we’re finally “enough.” But what if the constant striving to improve is what’s keeping us stuck?
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When you live with chronic pain, fatigue, anxiety, or other symptoms, it’s easy to believe healing comes from working harder. But what if the real path to recovery is the opposite?
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Feeling discouraged or frustrated along your recovery journey? I get it. I’ve been there. Here is a little pep talk to come back to, to help you keep going.
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Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) isn’t just for OCD. By gently facing feared sensations and anxious thoughts without rushing to fix or avoid them, ERP can help calm the nervous system, reduce neuroplastic symptoms, and ease the anxiety that often fuels them.
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Discover why trying harder to get better might be blocking your recovery—and how easing off the struggle can help rewire your brain better than effort can.
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Learn how chronic anxiety forms and how to break the cycle using a handful of mind-body tools and one stubborn dog analogy.
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When symptoms flare during recovery, it can feel like a setback—but it’s often a sign of progress. Learn how extinction bursts fit into brain retraining and how to ride them out with confidence.
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The Noble Eightfold Path has great overlap with brain retraining practices. Let’s explore some insights that can support you on your recovery journey!
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Resourcing is a key practice for healing trauma and recovering from neuroplastic conditions. Here we’ll explore different types of resources and practice ideas.
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Whether it’s grief, illness, divorce, or any other hardship, there are times when joy feels out of reach. Here are some ways to start feeling the sun again.
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Along my brain retraining journey, I’ve noticed a lot of parallels with the Harry Potter series. Here are some key insights to help you live with greater hope and ease!
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Sometimes, recovering from neuroplastic conditions comes with weight gain. Here’s a bit about my experience with my changing body.
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