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Your Anxiety Isn't All in Your Head: How Your Nervous System Creates Anxiety, and How to Calm It
If you've ever been told your anxiety is "just in your head," you already know how unhelpful that is. Because it doesn't feel like it's only in your head. It feels like a racing heart. A tight chest, a stomach in knots, shoulders up around your ears. That's not your imagination. That's your body. Here's a reframe that changes everything: anxiety isn't only a thought problem. It's a physiological state. And once you understand that, you stop trying to think your way out of it

Julia Hartman
Aug 25 min read
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