Emma Gardner
07 November 2026
45m 38s
Ditch the Band-Aid: Exposure, Capacity and Relearning Safety with Mitch Webb
00:00
45:38

Emma Gardner
07 November 2026
45m 38s
00:00
45:38
This episode explores nervous system based recovery and why labels, protocols and constant optimization can keep people trapped. Mitch explains the concept of nervous system sensitization: how focusing on symptoms trains the brain to expect threat. He outlines a four-step approach - education, awareness, capacity, expression and argues that the antidote to chronic symptoms is living the life you value while allowing sensations to exist. Em and Mitch also critique one-size-fits-all wellness culture, stress the importance of relatable, experienced coaches, and offer tools to move from control and perfection toward curiosity and safety.
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