Feel like your mind won’t switch off?

Do you replay conversations, imagine worst-case scenarios, or lie awake worrying about things that might happen?

You’re not broken. You’re not weak. And you’re certainly not alone.

Worry is your brain trying to protect you — but when it runs unchecked, it steals energy, clarity, and calm.

This gentle, practical webinar will help you understand your worry, interrupt the spiral, and learn simple tools you can use straight away.

What this session is (and isn’t)

✔ Practical and grounded ✔ Kind and non-judgemental ✔ Based on psychology, not platitudes ✔ Suitable whether your worry is mild or constant

✖ Not about “positive thinking” ✖ Not about suppressing emotions ✖ Not therapy — but deeply supportive

What you’ll learn

In this 60-minute live session, you’ll learn how to:

Understand why your brain worries and why overthinking feels so sticky
Tell the difference between useful worry and draining worry
Calm the nervous system when your thoughts start racing
Break worry loops gently (without forcing yourself to “stop”)
Use simple tools to create breathing space in a busy mind
Respond to worry with self-kindness rather than frustration

Everything is designed to be realistic, accessible, and easy to apply in everyday life.

What we’ll cover

Why worry exists (and why it gets louder under stress)
The most common types of worry and how to spot yours
A simple framework for working with worry rather than fighting it
Five practical tools to calm overthinking in the moment
When worry is a signal — and what it might be asking for

There will be gentle reflection prompts and optional chat interaction. You’re welcome to keep your camera off and simply listen.

Who this is for

This webinar is for you if you:

Feel stuck in cycles of overthinking or “what if” thinking
Carry worry home from work (or wake up worrying at night)
Are sensitive, conscientious, or tend to over-carry responsibility
Work in caring, people-focused roles
Want calm, practical support — not pressure to “fix yourself”

Neurodivergent-friendly and burnout-aware.

You’ll leave with

A clearer understanding of your own worry patterns
Tools you can return to again and again
Language that helps you be kinder to your own mind
A sense of relief that you’re not “doing it wrong”

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