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Psychotherapist specialising in birth trauma, anxiety, depression, phobias and midlife challenges.

Helping people make sense of emotional distress, build resilience and move forward with confidence.

04/11/2026

‼️ Let’s not underestimate the emotional impact of infertility, IVF and pregnancy loss 🤍

〰️The waiting.
〰️The uncertainty.
〰️The hope followed by disappointment.
〰️The appointments, tests and decisions.
〰️Watching other people become parents while wondering when, or if, it will happen for you.

▪️In my therapy work, I support women and men through infertility, IVF, miscarriage, baby loss and the anxiety and trauma that can accompany these experiences.

▪️You don’t need to have all the words, explain everything perfectly or know exactly what you need.

▪️Sometimes having somewhere to put it all down, make sense of what’s happening and find a little more space to breathe can make a difference.

04/11/2026

National Fertility Awareness Week 🤍

For some, the journey to becoming a parent is not straightforward.

It can involve months or years of waiting, fertility investigations, IVF, difficult decisions, unsuccessful cycles, miscarriage and loss.

There can be hope one minute and heartbreak the next.

You might find yourself surrounded by pregnancy announcements and baby news while quietly carrying your own disappointment, sadness or uncertainty.

You may feel anxious, exhausted, isolated or caught between wanting to keep hoping and protecting yourself from further hurt.

And sometimes, even when you do become a parent, the experiences along the way don’t simply disappear.

Fertility difficulties can affect so much more than the physical experience. They can impact your relationships, confidence, sense of control and emotional wellbeing.

This week, let’s make space for the conversations that aren’t always easy to have, acknowledge the experiences that often go unseen and remember that your feelings matter, wherever you are on your journey.

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03/11/2026

The anxiety cycle is real and often debilitating

Something triggers a worry.
Your brain interprets it as a possible threat.

Your body responds with anxiety.

You start overthinking, checking, avoiding or seeking reassurance.

You might feel better briefly, but the worry returns.
And the cycle continues.

The aim isn’t to fight every anxious thought or force yourself to stop worrying.

It’s to help your brain and body recognise that you don’t have to respond to every thought as though it’s a danger.

02/11/2026

Ever feel like your brain is constantly preparing for something to go wrong?

You replay conversations, anticipate problems, imagine worst-case scenarios and worry about things that haven’t even happened.

This is anxiety.

Anxiety is your brain’s natural threat response. It’s there to protect you, but sometimes that internal alarm system becomes overly sensitive.

Your brain starts looking for danger, even when there isn’t an immediate threat.

And the more you worry, overthink and try to gain certainty, the more that cycle can become part of everyday life.

But there’s great news……
You can learn to understand what’s happening, respond differently to anxious thoughts and help your body feel calmer.

You don’t have to spend your life waiting for something bad to happen. 🤍

Save this post for a reminder, or share it with someone who might recognise themselves in it.

If anxiety is affecting your everyday life, therapy can help you understand what’s keeping it going and find a way forward.

31/10/2026

Dear anxiety,

I know you’ve been trying to protect me.

The constant worrying.
The overthinking.
The need to anticipate what might happen.
The feeling that I always need to be one step ahead.

But I don’t need to live in a constant state of alert.

I can pause.
I can breathe.
I can remind myself that not every thought is a warning and not every feeling is a sign that something is wrong.

Anxiety can be exhausting, particularly when it feels like your mind never switches off.

But understanding anxiety, rather than constantly fighting it, can be the beginning of doing things differently.

A little reminder to slow down, place a hand on your chest and give yourself a moment.

If anxiety is taking up too much space in your life, support is available.

27/10/2026

What’s this? Curious around how I work ……
Building new neural pathways using visualisation is powerful!

Any questions let me know!

25/10/2026

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25/10/2026

Imagine ending this year feeling calmer, more confident and less controlled by the things that are currently holding you back.

This week I am going to be shining a spotlight on light on some of the work I do around and

Stay following and pass it on to anyone who may benefit from being ready to take the first step.

Which may be just to arrange your free pressure free 15-minute introductory call.

23/10/2026

Small, compassionate shifts that help your body remember safety and calm.
🍂 Place a hand on your heart before getting out of bed. A quiet reminder - you’re here, and you made it to today.

🍂 Wrap yourself in something soft. Texture matters — it signals comfort to the body.

🍂 Notice one sound that feels calming. Birds, a clock, your baby’s breath — orient gently to the present.

🍂 Breathe out longer than you breathe in. Each exhale tells your nervous system it’s safe to soften.

🍂 Keep a small ritual for transitions. A candle when evening comes, or a deep breath before feeding — moments that anchor you.

🍂 Let yourself cry without needing a reason. Release is recovery. You don’t have to explain it.

🍂 Rest before you’re exhausted. Healing begins when you listen before your body shouts.

🍂 Speak kindly to yourself out loud. Your brain believes your voice — offer it gentleness.

🍂 Let light in slowly. Draw curtains halfway, notice how the room feels safer when you control the pace.

🍂 End your day by finding one small thing that didn’t hurt - a moment of quiet, a smile, a breath that came easily — these are signs of repair.

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07849751474

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http://www.birthtraumaresolutionbrighton.com/

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