by Jenny Bilksie-Smith | Feb 6, 2025
From Loneliness to Solitude: Healing the Fear of Being Alone Does being alone feel deeply unsettling—almost like a primal fear? If solitude triggers anxiety instead of peace, you’re not alone. For many, loneliness isn’t just an uncomfortable state; it’s tied to deeper...
by Jenny Bilksie-Smith | Feb 6, 2025
How to Stop Feeling Lonely and Build Real Connections Have you ever felt like no matter where you are, you don’t fully belong, or like you’re caught between two worlds? Do you struggle with the paradox of wanting connection but feeling safest alone? Have you wondered...
by Jenny Bilksie-Smith | Jun 8, 2024
What do physical injuries and complex psychological trauma have in common? I had a chronic injury to my right hip. I can’t remember when it first happened, but I do recall it hurting for weeks or even months. Often, my left knee would also hurt, sometimes even...
by Jenny Bilksie-Smith | Oct 30, 2023
When you fear losing control around food, the scariest thing about Halloween isn’t the ghosts. It’s candy! I get it. The conversations you have in your head sound something like this: “Should I have a piece of candy?” “No. Because if I start, I’ll never...
by Jenny Bilksie-Smith | Jan 18, 2023
An Anchor Practice is an effective tool for returning to calm during a panic attack. In this article, you’ll learn what could be the root cause of a panic attack as well as: The neurological adaptations that occur as a response to trauma that may be causing your...
