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Slowing Your Breath Changes Your Brain: The Neuroscience of Anxiety
If you've ever been told to "breathe" during a difficult moment and found it insulting, this is meant to explain why the advice is legitimate, even if the delivery usually isn't helpful.

Dr. Christine M. Williams
Sep 66 min read
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Quieting the Ruminating Mind: What Neuroscience Tells Us
The mind's tendency to ruminate isn't a personal failing, it's a well-documented pattern with an identifiable neural signature, and it responds to specific, learnable practices.

Dr. Christine M. Williams
Aug 235 min read
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