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The Art of Persuasion: A Simple Guide to True Family Collaboration

The Art of Persuasion: A Simple Guide to True Family Collaboration

When you use this brain-based approach, you stop trying to force compliance and start cultivating cooperation. You look past the external behavior—the shouting toddler, the eye-rolling teen, or the defensive spouse—and speak directly to the human being underneath who is just looking for safety and understanding.

Regulate Your Nervous System in 10-Seconds

Regulate Your Nervous System in 10-Seconds

PQ® Reps are a core component of the Positive Intelligence® (PQ) Program, a foundational part of my Mental Fitness Coaching Program. Think of it as a mental push-up! PQ® Reps boost your Self-Command muscle the same way that dumbbell reps boost your physical body.

Understanding Matrescence: The Transition to Motherhood

Understanding Matrescence: The Transition to Motherhood

Matrescense, sounds like adolescence for good reasons. Both developmental stages are the most dramatic transformations in a human’s life. Matrescence is the complex, messy, at times joyful process of becoming a mother, the journey to birth the Mother.

The Butterfly Hug: A Healing Technique for Ease and Calm

The Butterfly Hug: A Healing Technique for Ease and Calm

The Butterfly Hug is a powerful technique that can help people process difficult emotions, calm anxiety, and restore a sense of safety. The Butterfly Hug is kid-friendly and can help children and teens manage emotions and self-regulate.

Ujjayi Breath

Ujjayi Breath

Ujjayi breath is more than just a breathing technique; it’s a powerful tool for mindfulness, physical well-being, and emotional regulation. Whether you’re dealing with stress, preparing for birth, or seeking a deeper connection with yourself, Ujjayi breath can help.

The Anti-anxiety Breath: Physiological Sigh

The Anti-anxiety Breath: Physiological Sigh

The physiological sigh or cyclic sighing is a simple anti-anxiety breath that can be done anywhere anytime. It works on the spot! A new study from Stanford Medicine suggests the physiological (or cyclic) sigh is a powerful way to combat anxiety.