S2:E12 Why time may not be enough to heal emotional wounds

In this episode we’re talking about something that many people don’t even realise they’re doing—gaslighting themselves.

In a world filled with distractions and unpredictability, a strong daily routine can act as a stabilising force. Whether you're chasing career goals, improving your health, or just trying to find some peace in your day-to-day, a well-designed routine can be a game changer. But how do you create one that actually works — and more importantly, one you’ll stick with?

In a world that glorifies hustle and constant productivity, rest has become a radical act. But not just any rest—intentional rest. It’s the kind of rest that is deliberately chosen, mindfully practiced, and unapologetically prioritised.

In this episode, we will unpack frustration and its symptoms. "Frustration is a normal reaction to situations in which needs are not being met and corrective actions cannot be taken". – Psychology Today. How often do you feel frustrated?

What do you bring to the Table? I am a big believer that we all have something to offer, whether it's our experiences, pearls of wisdom, encouragement, education, life lessons, stories, the way only we can do certain things and even our smile.

In this episode, we will unpack: Could swearing be good for us? A recent survey in the UK found that swearing can be a great tool for pain relief.

In this episode, we will be unpacking why time may not be enough to heal emotional wounds because if we rely on time alone, we may be prolonging our recovery journey.

In this episode, we will unpack loving ourselves as we love others and what this looks like; with Valentine's Day coming up, why not talk about LOVE? Learn with me by clicking here. 

In this episode, we will look at how to Self-Care at Christmas to eliminate unnecessary stress and be mindful of our well-being.

In this episode, we debunk the myth that self-care is selfish. Free | The Self-Care Workshop