Sitting with a Feeling vs. Intellectualizing: What’s the Difference?
Stop fighting your emotions. Many of us analyze our emotions instead of actually experiencing them, this is called intellectualizing. While it can offer temporary relief and understanding the “why” behind an emotion can be a valuable component, it can keep us stuck. Learning to “sit with a feeling” means allowing emotions to exist in your body without judgment or quick fixes. This practice creates space for peace, clarity, and resilience.
5 Small Shifts That Actually Help With Anxiety (No Toxic Positivity Required)
Tired of being told to “just calm down”? This post offers five evidence-based anxiety hacks rooted in somatic therapy and self-compassion. Learn how to shift from panic to presence—no gimmicks, no toxic positivity, just real, practical tools.