Calm Collective

Hello there,

I’m Lee, and I’m delighted to welcome you to the Calm Collective, where my mission is to help professional women like you overcome adrenal fatigue naturally and reclaim your energy and peace. This blog is your sanctuary for discovering effective strategies and practical advice to break free from the cycle of stress and fatigue.

Understanding that the journey out of adrenal fatigue is both necessary and deeply personal, I focus on sharing small, impactful changes that can make a significant difference in how you feel each day. We’ll explore everything from how to nourish your body and mind with stress-busting foods and relaxation techniques, to finding ways to streamline your daily tasks to reduce overwhelm.

If you’re tired of feeling constantly drained and ready for a revitalizing change, you’re in the perfect place. Let’s embark on this path together, learning and growing as we move towards a life marked by balance, wellness, and vibrant energy.

Here’s to beating adrenal fatigue naturally and embracing a happier, healthier you!

How to Handle Negativity the Healthy Way

Do you ever feel yourself getting weighed down by the negative things in life? The way that you confront these issues can have a major effect on the amount of energy that you put into them. The good news is that you can learn a group of tricks to keep yourself from getting sucked too heavily into a doomed way of thinking. If you could learn these tricks, would you use them right away? Keep reading to find out how to handle negativity in a much healthier way. 

Pain Is a Natural Reaction

One thing that a lot of people seem to forget is that it’s normal to feel hurt or upset when bad things are done or said to you. It’s important for you to accept that you can be affected by things in your environment, but how you choose to deal with them is always a matter of how you choose to react to the situation. Instead of burying pain, or becoming a reactionary, you can aim to make more productive choices, but being sad is a part of life. 

Find Ways to Express Yourself 

When you’re feeling upset, there are a lot of ways to deal with your emotions. One way that people have dealt with their emotions since the beginning of time is through that of expression. People have a desire to create things, and art in its various forms can be an excellent way to express feelings that you might not be able to discuss in conventional ways. Things like musical pieces and paintings can express multifaceted and subtle shades of emotion. That’s part of why art can stand the test of time to the point that art remains valuable hundreds of years after it has been created and the creator has long since passed away. 

Do Something Healthy for Yourself 

Choose something healthy that you can do for yourself. This can include things like learning new languages, taking a bath, working out, or anything else that enriches your quality of life. Giving yourself something good to focus on can also give you a lot of confidence. Increasing your skill set will almost certainly open new doors for you in the future. 

Breathe Deeply 

Don’t forget to breathe deeply, and completely. Another reason that people have panic attacks is because they have bad breathing habits. People who don’t breathe deeply enough can cause their heart to become weak over time.  

About Leanne

Lee Tomlinson, the principal coach and founder of Nurture & Move, offers a compassionate approach to helping professional women nurture their nervous system so they can cope better in work and life. Through her expertise in integrative health and trauma-informed coaching, Lee supports women in naturally restoring balance, resilience, and energy. Her methods encompass a wide range of health and wellness disciplines, focusing on holistic strategies tailored to address the unique stressors affecting women today. Lee’s coaching empowers clients to navigate stress effectively, regulate their emotions, and enhance their overall well-being and quality of life.

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