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Burnout in Women: Why Pushing Through Is Not Recovery

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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.

Why We Cling to the Past: Insights for Self-Reflection

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In this episode, Cheryl explores personal growth and the relationship with our past. She emphasizes the importance of questioning our attachments, suggesting that comfort and growth rarely coexist. Encouraging self-reflection, Cheryl highlights that every step, no matter how small, contributes to a balanced future filled with joy and clarity.

Find Balance: The Role of Hypnotherapy in Personal Growth

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This episode explores nostalgia’s impact on our lives, highlighting its ability to evoke sweet memories while also hindering present engagement. Cheryl encourages mindfulness and self-acceptance, reminding us that progress is significant, no matter how small. Listeners are urged to cherish memories without being defined by them, embracing life’s present moments for a balanced future.

Balance Now: Navigating Trauma Recovery While Leading a Team

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In today’s episode, Cheryl discusses the challenges professional women face in balancing work and personal life while navigating trauma recovery. She emphasizes the importance of self-compassion, honest communication, building a strong support network, and self-care strategies for resilience and empowerment. Cheryl provides practical insights for transforming struggles into opportunities for growth.

Escaping the Trauma Past: Embracing the Recovery Now

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In our latest podcast episode, we dive deep into the art of living mindfully and escaping the grasp of the past to embrace a vibrant and present life.

This topic is especially pertinent to those who have experienced trauma and find themselves trapped by their history, unable to enjoy the here and now.

One of the primary signs that someone is living in the past is a persistent rumination over what was, which often leads to neglecting current responsibilities and relationships.