Do you find yourself shrinking back when attention turns toward you, staying quiet in rooms where your voice is welcome, or feeling a wave of tension in your throat or chest when it’s time to speak up?


For many of us, the feeling that it isn't "safe to be seen or heard" isn't a lack of confidence. It is a deeply ingrained childhood survival response. When you were younger, staying quiet or becoming almost invisible was an act of intelligence. It was how your young nervous system kept you safe.


This somatic hypnosis session helps you release the need to stay small without force or pressure. Instead of asking you to "step into the spotlight," this recording guides you through a gentle process of self-forgiveness, honoring the younger part of you that stood guard, and letting your body know that it is safe to be present now.


In this session, you will:

• Reframe hiding as an intelligent past survival strategy

• Offer deep self-forgiveness to the younger self who carried the weight of staying hidden

• Gently release somatic tension in the throat, chest, and body

• Titrate your comfort level with visibility and using your voice at your own pace

• Settle into true nervous system safety


Best listened to with headphones in a quiet, comfortable space where you can fully relax. Do not listen while driving or operating machinery.

Podden och tillhörande omslagsbild på den här sidan tillhör Mark Stubbles The Anxiety Hypnotherapist. Innehållet i podden är skapat av Mark Stubbles The Anxiety Hypnotherapist och inte av, eller tillsammans med, Poddtoppen.