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Anxiety or Intuition? Learning to Tell the Difference
Anxiety or Intuition? Learning to Tell the Difference
Anxiety and intuition can feel surprisingly similar—but they come from very different places. This blog explores how to tell them apart by tuning in to your body’s signals, building awareness, and making choices that support both safety and growth.

Matthew Hallam
12 minutes ago4 min read
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When Safety Feels Stuck: Recognising Protective Patterns That No Longer Serve
When Safety Feels Stuck:
We all have patterns that once helped us feel safe - but over time, those same patterns can start to hold us back. This blog explores how protective habits form, why they’re hard to change, and how to gently move forward when safety starts to feel like stuckness.

Matthew Hallam
6 days ago4 min read
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Understanding Self-Medication Patterns: Beyond Quick Fixes
Research reveals how self-medication patterns start as self-care attempts. Understanding this helps create sustainable positive change.

Matthew Hallam
Apr 304 min read
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Supporting Someone with Anxiety: Understanding the Balance of Care
"Research shows the power of balanced support - being present while letting others find their path helps create lasting positive change.

Matthew Hallam
Apr 234 min read
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Breaking Free From Anxiety Patterns: What Current Understanding Tells Us
New research shows how understanding our protective patterns creates pathways for change, while respecting our need for safety.

Matthew Hallam
Apr 164 min read
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The Comfort Zone Paradox: Understanding Growth and Safety in Anxiety
Growth happens at the edge of comfort, not in overwhelming challenge. Research reveals how balancing safety and small steps creates lasting

Matthew Hallam
Apr 94 min read
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Understanding Your Brain's Protective Patterns: What Science Tells Us
Your brain's protective system keeps you safe, but sometimes works overtime in modern life.

Matthew Hallam
Apr 54 min read
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Navigating the Mind: Unveiling the Dual Process Model of the Human Brain
The human brain is a marvel of complexity. It balances rapid responses and deliberate thought to navigate life efficiently. This balance...

Matthew Hallam
Jan 194 min read
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The ADHD Brain: Understanding the Complexity of Procrastination
Procrastination is frequently mistaken for laziness or a lack of willpower, but for individuals with ADHD, it is far more intricate. It’s...

Matthew Hallam
Dec 17, 20246 min read
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Rethinking Retirement: A Psychological Perspective on Life’s “Third Act”
Retirement is frequently seen as the conclusion of a career, but what if we viewed it as a new beginning? A period not for retreat but...

Natalia Cajide
Dec 3, 20245 min read
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How can improving your breathing patterns improve your overall health and wellbeing?
Breathing is typically an automatic and easy process that we seldom consider, so why focus on it? Nevertheless, our breathing techniques...

Natalia Cajide
Nov 13, 20244 min read
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Unlocking Inner Peace: The Power of Breathwork for Stress Relief and Mental Clarity
In our rapidly moving world, where stress and anxiety are ever-present, discovering effective methods for relaxation and rejuvenation is...

Natalia Cajide
Oct 31, 20246 min read
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How Does Dopamine, Norepinephrine, and Cortisol Impact ADHD Symptoms?
Often referred to as the “feel-good” neurotransmitter, dopamine plays a much more complex role in ADHD. Together with norepinephrine and...

Matthew Hallam
Oct 28, 20247 min read
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ADHD and Sleep: How Lack of Sleep Affects ADHD Symptoms and What You Can Do About It
Individuals with ADHD frequently face sleep difficulties, leading to restless nights, trouble falling asleep, and waking up without...

Matthew Hallam
Oct 13, 20246 min read
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Battling ADHD Burnout: Tips for Managing Emotional, Mental, and Physical Exhaustion
Living with ADHD can be exhausting and overwhelming, often leading to burnout —emotional, mental, and physical fatigue. ADHD burnout is...

Matthew Hallam
Oct 6, 20246 min read
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Reflective Practices: Unlock Better Wellbeing Through Curiosity
Reflective practices and self-awareness are crucial for promoting wellbeing. Through self-reflection, individuals can understand their...

Matthew Hallam
Sep 8, 20246 min read
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