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Are you feeling constantly on edge, mentally foggy, or overwhelmed by even the smallest things lately? You’re not alone — and you’re not broken.

In this episode, certified Menopause and Life Coach Emma Bennett unpacks the powerful link between stress, hormones, and brain fog — and shows you how to calm your mind, reduce cortisol, and feel clear-headed again. 🌿

Discover the science behind stress in midlife, why fluctuating oestrogen makes your body more reactive, and how to interrupt the “stress–fog loop” that leaves you exhausted and unfocused.

Emma guides you through five simple, science-backed stress resets you can use anytime, anywhere — from a 90-second breathing exercise that lowers cortisol, to grounding techniques, gentle movement, soothing rituals, and foods that feed your calm chemistry.

You’ll learn how to:
✨ Understand what’s really happening in your brain during menopause
✨ Retrain your nervous system to recover from stress faster
✨ Restore your focus, clarity, and confidence — without overwhelm or guilt

If you’re ready to stop running on empty and start feeling like yourself again, this episode is your calm-the-chaos toolkit.

🎧 Listen now and start rewiring your brain for calm, clarity, and joy.

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