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Anxiety

Illustration of a person practicing a 3-breath pause with a slow, extended exhale to activate the vagus nerve and ease a panic attack

Psychology

November 30, 2025

The 3-breath pause that stops panic attacks instantly : how slow exhale resets the vagus nerve

Discover the 3-breath pause: a slow-exhale technique that resets the vagus nerve, eases panic in under a minute, and restores calm and clarity.

Illustration of a person practicing a 10-second fake smile to boost mood via facial feedback

Psychology

November 30, 2025

The fake smile trick that lifts your mood in 10 seconds : how facial feedback fools the brain

Discover how a 10-second fake smile can boost your mood via facial feedback. Evidence, simple steps, limits, and practical tips to use it any time.

Illustration of a person standing before a bathroom mirror giving themselves a pre-date pep-talk to build confidence

Psychology

November 30, 2025

The mirror pep-talk that boosts confidence before dates : how seeing yourself rewires belief

Discover how a mirror pep-talk rewires belief before dates—blending neuroscience, ritual, and practical scripts to turn nerves into calm, curious confidence.

Illustration of a person placing a hand on their chest to calm nerves before public speaking

Psychology

November 30, 2025

The hand-on-chest move that calms nerves before speaking : how self-touch signals safety

Discover how the hand-on-chest self-touch calms nerves before speaking by signalling safety—practical steps, science on vagal tone and breath, and when it helps.

Illustration of a person gently smelling a portable rollerball scent to activate a scent anchor and calm the nervous system

Psychology

November 30, 2025

The scent anchor that brings instant calm anywhere : how one smell rewires your nervous system

Discover the science of scent anchors—how one familiar smell can calm your nervous system in seconds. Learn to build, use, and choose safe, portable aromas.

Illustration of a person confronting overthinking by naming the worst-case scenario and outlining next steps to shrink fear

Psychology

November 30, 2025

The “worst-case” question that ends overthinking fast : how naming fear makes it shrink

End overthinking fast with the “worst-case—then what?” question. Naming fears, weighing odds, and planning responses shrinks anxiety into action.

Illustration of a person pausing with a 90-second timer and naming their feelings to stop a mood spiral

Psychology

November 30, 2025

The 90-second emotion rule that stops mood spirals : how naming feelings lets them pass

Discover the 90-second emotion rule: a neuroscience-backed method to stop mood spirals by naming feelings, calming your body, and choosing wiser next steps.

Illustration of a person seated with both feet flat on the floor, focusing on the soles to ground anxiety and anchor attention in the present

Psychology

November 30, 2025

The feet-on-floor trick that grounds anxiety fast : how body awareness pulls you present

Discover the feet-on-floor trick: a quick grounding practice that calms anxiety by anchoring attention in body sensations, breath, and present-moment focus.

Illustration of a person placing a hand on their heart to calm the nervous system and reduce stress through self-touch

Psychology

November 29, 2025

The hand-on-heart move that lowers stress in 60 seconds : how self-touch activates care circuits

Discover the hand-on-heart technique that lowers stress in 60 seconds. Learn how self-touch activates care circuits, the science, simple steps, and when to use it.

Illustration of the worst first question technique for social anxiety, imagining the worst realistic outcome, planning a coping response, and taking action

Psychology

November 29, 2025

The “worst first” question that kills social anxiety : how imagining the bad outcome frees you up

Discover the ‘worst first’ question: a practical method to ease social anxiety by imagining realistic failures, planning recovery, and acting with confidence.

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