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03/20/2026

Read this to better understand hoarding disorder

03/13/2026

03/13/2026

So very common. We need to be talking more and more about these themes. We need to reduce the shame and stigma so more people can access quality care.

03/13/2026

03/13/2026

Taking a leap forward: Today I decided to confront my fear of sharing videos publicly head-on. Something I've never dared to do before, it triggers my social anxiety and perfectionism. Yet, having committed to it last week, I pushed aside script and makeup, recorded it on a whim, and now it's going live. The real challenge begins now - resisting the urge to obsess over it, critique every detail, or seek validation through comments. Next Friday might bring another attempt, and with it, new lessons and growth. For now, I'm embracing the triumph and wishing you all a fantastic weekend, my friends!

03/12/2026

I love her video series. They really highlight how subtle and powerful ocd really is. Roping family and friends into compulsions with us only makes icd more powerful. Recovery happens when everyone is involved in the process together.

03/12/2026

Great information!

01/27/2026

Some decent suggestions here. While our in person offices are closed today, please reach out if you’re struggling. Most of us are working virtually.

01/22/2026

Always a great feeling when it starts clicking!! Keep it up yall!

10/29/2025

How about you? How do you relate to this cycle?

Have you ever felt stuck in this loop? ⁠
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Anxiety tells you there’s danger when there isn’t. Your brain screams, “Fix this!”—so you avoid, seek reassurance, or do compulsions to feel better. And for a moment… ahh, relief! 😌 ⁠
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But guess what? That short-term comfort actually strengthens anxiety in the long run.⁠
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👉 The good news? You can break the cycle!⁠
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Facing anxiety without avoiding or doing compulsions teaches your brain that discomfort isn’t dangerous. This is how you build resilience and freedom! 🌱💪⁠
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Have you ever caught yourself in this loop? ⁠
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10/22/2025

Be armed with the facts in order to fully support your anxious child.

It takes the body time to calm — not just a few deep breaths.

When a child is overwhelmed, their nervous system can take 20–60 minutes to fully settle after a surge of stress hormones. That’s why calm can’t be rushed. They need safety, patience and connection — not pressure to “get over it.”

Understanding this is at the heart of brain-based parenting. Regulation isn’t instant; it’s built through co-regulation and trust.

This also demonstrates why a child needs longer than 5 minutes out of class after an incident.

There is a full range of calming strategy prompts in our toolkit below.

NOW AVAILABLE IN THE RESOURCE STORE - to accompany our series on social media.

The Child Brain Explained: How the Upstairs & Downstairs Brain Shape Behaviour, a Toolkit for Parents & Educators - available for only £3.75 until 3 November 2025

Electronic download available at link in comments ⬇️ or via our Linktree Shop in Bio.

10/20/2025

Check this out!!

Our fall newsletter just hit stands!

Check out this issue for more about our exciting new partnership with Aly Raisman, a compelling story of one man's path from misdiagnosis to clarity and effective treatment, and a look at recognizing and treating scrupulosity.

Find the latest issue here: https://bit.ly/3NMA4qd