Imagine your nervous system as a highly sensitive smoke alarm. When it cannot predict what is coming next, it begins to blare—a piercing siren of anxiety—even when there is no actual fire. For many of us, this alarm manifests as a constant state of alert: restless thoughts, a mind forever scanning the horizon for danger, rehearsing worst-case scenarios. We begin to assume that the people and sy...
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