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Stress & Anxiety Recovery Podcast

Stress & Anxiety Recovery Podcast

By: Shelley Treacher Stress & Anxiety Recovery
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BACP Accredited Body Psychotherapist, Shelley Treacher gives "short, inspirational gems of wisdom" in her Stress and Anxiety-focused podcasts.

Shelley's podcasts are about disrupting harmful patterns, from self-criticism to binge-eating and toxic relationships. Learn how to deal with anxiety, stress, and feeling low, and explore healthier ways to connect.

© 2026 Shelley Treacher
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Episodes
  • Exactly Why It Feels So Hard to Stop Eating
    Apr 27 2026

    Why does it feel so hard to stop eating, even if you understand what’s happening?

    In this episode, I explore what’s really going on in those moments where overeating feels automatic or inevitable. This isn’t just about willpower or discipline. It’s about a shift in your nervous system, and how your body tries to regulate something underneath the surface.

    I also share a personal example of how this can show up in real time, and how noticing that shift can begin to change your relationship with it.

    If this meant something to you, you might also find my other episodes on emotional eating, anxiety, and nervous system regulation helpful.

    Just notice your own patterns this week. There’s nothing to fix. Just notice.

    Somatic psychotherapy, emotional eating, binge eating, nervous system regulation, anxiety, cravings.

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    9 mins
  • Grief Lives in the Body, Not Just the Mind
    Mar 27 2026

    Grief is often associated with sadness or bereavement. But it doesn’t always show up that way.

    In this episode, I explore grief from a somatic perspective and how it lives in the nervous system, not just the mind. You might experience grief as exhaustion, heaviness, brain fog, or a loss of motivation, without realising that grief is what’s underneath.

    We look at why grief can feel so physical, how it affects your ability to function, and why it often goes unrecognised when it doesn’t fit the usual idea of mourning.

    This episode may help you understand your experience differently and bring a little more compassion to what your body is going through.

    If this meant something to you, you might also find it helpful to explore my episodes on emotional eating, nervous system regulation, and relationships, where these patterns are often closely connected.

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    7 mins
  • What Is a Craving? Dopamine, Urges and What Actually Weakens Them
    Feb 26 2026

    Cravings aren’t weakness. They’re chemistry.

    In this episode, I explain what a craving actually is, how urges form through the brain’s reward system, and what genuinely weakens them over time. Not through force. Not through guilt. But through nervous system learning and awareness.

    This podcast explores emotional eating, stress addiction, unhealthy relationship patterns, and nervous system regulation.

    If you listened to my recent episode on addiction and willpower, this builds on that conversation. Understanding cravings changes how you respond to unhealthy compulsions or addiction.

    Send us Fan Mail

    Want to see if we're a good fit for working together?
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    17 mins
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