The content discusses practical techniques for managing anxiety in everyday situations, focusing on the importance of grounding and calming the nervous system. It emphasises acknowledging anxiety, using sensory cues for relief, and breaking down tasks into manageable steps. The overall message encourages self-compassion and the necessity of seeking support when needed.
In her latest podcast episode, Cheryl Paris addresses the impact of work-related stress on sleep, particularly affecting high-functioning individuals and women. She highlights the necessity of quality rest for emotional well-being and proposes a practical four-step technique, “Refuse the Night Shift,” to help listeners manage intrusive thoughts. The episode emphasises the importance of prioritising sleep as an act of self-respect.
Burnout often creeps up silently, manifesting as fatigue, irritability, and cognitive sluggishness rather than dramatic breakdowns. Particularly affecting competent women, it may disguise itself behind continued productivity. Recognising early signs, such as poor sleep and emotional numbness, is vital. Addressing burnout requires focused attention and small adjustments for recovery, valuing quality over quantity in work.
In the latest podcast episode, host Cheryl explores the importance of protecting one’s energy amidst work stress and anxiety. She shares practical tips for recognising limits and evaluating energy levels before taking on new tasks. Cheryl emphasises that self-care is crucial for balance and urges listeners to reflect on their workload and support, highlighting the need for systemic change.
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In a recent episode, Cheryl, a clinical hypnotherapist, highlights the often unnoticed high functioning burnout experienced by women balancing multiple roles. She distinguishes between temporary relief and true restoration, emphasising the need for a comprehensive recovery approach. By tracking stress signals in body, mind, and behaviour, women can proactively address burnout and reclaim their well-being.