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Welcome to The Deep Breath. This is a series for the moments parenting asks too much of you. The morning everyone is melting down at once. The evening that already feels too long at four in the afternoon. The three-in-the-morning wake where the worry will not quiet. The night you raised your voice and cannot stop replaying it. The day you have been touched and asked and needed for nine hours straight, and the body has nothing left to give.
Unknown Host hosts The Deep Breath: Hypnotherapy For Parents, a general show with 14 episodes published.
If you have come to this one, something has happened. Yesterday — or last week, or this morning — you raised your voice in a way you wish you had not. Or you said something you regret. Or you slammed a door, or pulled an
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Welcome. This is the session on setting boundaries. Specifically: boundaries with your family of origin, and the family of the person you partnered with. The in-laws. The parents. The siblings. The people who knew you be
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The phrase generational trauma gets used loosely, so it is worth being clear about what it actually means. The clinical understanding is that patterns of relating — patterns that often emerged in response to genuine hard
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Coregulation is one of the most important concepts in developmental psychology, and one of the least understood. The simplest definition: a child's nervous system uses its parent's nervous system as a tuning fork. When t
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If you are here, you have fallen into it. The scroll. The school gate. The mother whose children seem easier than yours. The post about the picture-perfect weekend. The friend whose career did not pause. The body that sn
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The way it works is rehearsal. We are going to imagine, in some specific detail, the next hard moment — the morning, or the bedtime, or the meal — going slightly differently. Not perfectly. Slightly differently. Because
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This one is for when you have a little more time than the five-minute version asks for. Ten or twelve minutes, in the evening, on the sofa or in the bath or on the bed before sleep. What we are doing in this session is s
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If you are listening to this now, the night has woken you. The worry has started. The mind is turning over something — a small thing, a big thing, sometimes nothing identifiable at all — and you cannot turn it off. This
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The mental load is the invisible work of running a family. The remembering. The anticipating. The keeping-track-of. School forms. Permission slips. The fact that the eight-year-old's shoes are too small again. The dentis
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You do not have long. The window is small — maybe the children are watching something, or napping, or briefly absorbed elsewhere. Five minutes. Sometimes that is all there is. Five minutes is enough.
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If you are here, it is already very close. The voice is in your chest. The body is hot. There is a feeling that something inside is about to come out, and you know — even now — that you do not want it to come out the way
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This is the session for overstimulation. If you have found your way here, it is likely the day has had too much. Too much noise. Too much touching. Too many small voices saying mum, mama, mummy. The skin is hot. Somethin
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When you are about to react in a way you do not want to — when the voice in your chest is about to rise — there is a small, real, measurable physiological intervention that can stop it. Not stop the feeling. Stop the rea
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Welcome to The Deep Breath. This is a series for the moments parenting asks too much of you. The morning everyone is melting down at once. The evening that already feels too long at four in the afternoon. The three-in-th
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