Embracing Calm
Natural Ways to Manage Holiday Anxiety
Tabatha Nichols
11/27/20243 min read
Introduction: The holidays, while joyous, can stir a whirlwind of anxiety for many of us. Amidst the festivities and gatherings, it's vital to find peace and maintain our mental health. This year, let’s look at some effective, natural methods to manage holiday anxiety, particularly focusing on the benefits of feminine communication, CBD, and cycle syncing.
Feminine Communication and Coaching: Anxiety often stems from deep-seated emotions that we struggle to express or even understand. Working with a coach in the femininity space can be transformative. Coaches help us dive deep into the source of our anxiety without judgment and explore the emotions linked to it. As a certified coach specializing in this area, I create a safe space for women to explore their feelings and learn the art of feminine communication. This process not only helps alleviate anxiety but also strengthens our relationships and self-understanding during the emotionally charged holiday season.
The Role of CBD: CBD has gained popularity for its calming properties, and I've found it particularly helpful during my own challenging times. Whether it’s grief, the stress of holiday preparations, or the anxiety that can accompany hormonal fluctuations, CBD offers a gentle way to ease the mind. It's important to choose high-quality CBD products and consult with a professional to find the right dosage for your specific needs.
Cycle Syncing: Understanding and syncing with your menstrual cycle can profoundly affect your emotional health. By becoming more in tune with your body's natural rhythms, you can anticipate and manage the anxiety that might arise at different phases of your cycle. I coach women on how to sync their lifestyles with their cycles, emphasizing tailored herbal supplements and dietary changes that honor their unique bodies instead of following generic advice.
Personal Journey: My personal journey with anxiety has shown me the power of holistic health practices. By listening to my body and respecting its natural rhythms, I've reduced my anxiety by more than 90%. It's a continuous process of learning and adjusting, but the clarity and calm I've achieved are worth every step.
Conclusion: This holiday season, I encourage you to explore these natural approaches to managing anxiety. Whether through seeking guidance from a coach, trying CBD, or learning more about your menstrual cycle, there are many paths to finding peace and joy during the festive times. Remember, you're not alone, and taking steps to care for your emotional health is one of the best gifts you can give yourself and your loved ones.
Actionable Steps:
Schedule a Coaching Session: Reach out to a coach who specializes in feminine communication and emotional health. Even a single session can provide insights and tools to help you manage holiday stress. Check out my current offerings to see what I have available or contact me for a list of coaches I recommend!
Explore CBD Options: Research high-quality CBD products and consider starting with a low dose to see how it affects your anxiety. Look for organic and third-party tested products to ensure safety and efficacy.
Track Your Menstrual Cycle: Begin keeping a journal of your menstrual cycle and note any changes in your mood or anxiety levels. This awareness can help you anticipate and manage anxiety more effectively.
Daily Mindfulness Practice: Set aside a few minutes each day for mindfulness or meditation. Apps like Headspace or Calm can guide you through short practices that help reduce stress.
Create a Calm Environment: Use aromatherapy with essential oils like lavender or chamomile to create a soothing space at home. Soft lighting, calming music, and decluttering can also enhance your environment.
Stay Physically Active: Regular exercise, especially outdoors, can significantly lower stress levels. Even a short walk can help clear your mind and reduce anxiety.
Connect with Others: Don’t isolate yourself. Reach out to friends or join community groups. Sharing your feelings with others can be incredibly therapeutic and reduce feelings of loneliness or stress.