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EPISODE · Jun 22, 2026 · 10 MIN

I think things are about to get better - Affirmations for Positivity

from Calming Anxiety | Guided Meditation, Sleep Hypnosis & Panic Attack Relief · host Martin Hewlett - Calming Anxiety

Allowing Good Things: Regulating Your Nervous System for Anxiety ReliefHave you ever felt a quiet sense that the tide is turning, but you’re still bracing for the storm to return? In today’s 10-minute guided meditation for anxiety, Martin introduces a gentle shift in perspective: allowing yourself to believe that things are about to get better.Whether you are managing chronic stress, looking for a panic attack breathing exercise, or exploring nervous system regulation techniques, this session is your safe space to soften, breathe, and receive. Drawing from neuroscientific principles of brain reward circuitry and real-world insights from his years as a paramedic, Martin guides you through a powerful vagus nerve stimulation practice using a 4-4-6 breathing rhythm.Learn how to notice the quiet "micro-shifts" in your mental health, retrain your brain to look for what goes right, and open your heart to the possibility of good things.Listen Now to Experience:Vagus Nerve Activation: A soothing 4-4-6 breathing technique to send an instant signal of safety to your lungs and nervous system.Anxiety Hypnotherapy & Visualization: A comforting mental exercise to help you stop bracing for hardship and safely step into a lighter mood.Practical Mindfulness Tips: Three daily caring habits to train an anxious brain to collect glimmers of hope and positive change.Episode Timeline & Chapters00:00 – Welcome & Introduction Meet Martin, a clinical hypnotherapist and former paramedic, and settle into a comfortable, safe space for your practice.01:22 – Vagus Nerve Breathing (4-4-6 Method) Activate your body’s built-in dial for calm with a mindful inhale, hold, and prolonged exhale to soothe panic and anxiety.03:17 – Shifting Out of Stress Response Explore the neuroscience of how the brain heals after a hard season and why we stubbornly move toward the light.05:04 – Guided Visualization: The Opening Door A calming visualization to help you safely receive the warmth of new possibilities without needing to earn it.05:54 – Affirmations for Hope & Emotional Healing A slow, intentional repetition of powerful statements to reprogram an anxious mind.08:05 – 3 Daily Caring Tips for a Happier Life Actionable mental health tools to practice right now to build resilience and notice positive micro-shifts.09:39 – Grounding & Outro Gently return to your surroundings with a deep breath, an open heart, and a reminder to be kind to yourself.Daily Affirmations for Anxiety ReliefRepeat these internally or out loud to help reshape your brain's response to stress:"Something good is finding its way to me.""I am allowed to believe that things are getting better.""The hard season is teaching me, and it is passing.""I open my hands and my heart to what is coming.""I am ready for good things."3 Daily Caring Tips for Mental Wellness1. Collect What Went Right: Write down one tiny positive detail from your day—like a perfect cup of tea or a quiet moment. Train your brain to notice the good, not just the threats.2. Notice the Micro-Shifts: Real change doesn't always happen like a thunderclap. Look for a slightly better night's sleep or an impossible problem that now simply feels "difficult." These are signs the tide is turning.3. Say It Out Loud: Tell someone today that you think things are looking up. Speaking hopeful words aloud actively reinforces belief and helps positive feelings grow.Connect & Support the ShowTake the Next Step: Ready to break the cycle of panic and chronic stress? Explore our comprehensive Anxiety Breaker Course over at calminganxiety.fm.Dive Deeper: If this session helped you, explore our massive library of over 2,000 completely free meditation episodes designed to support your mental health journey.Subscribe & Review: Hit follow so Martin can be here with you again tomorrow, and leave a review to help others find their path to calm.Always remember: Look for the glimmers, smile often, and to your beautiful self... always be kind.👉 Click to subscribe and unlock ad-free episodes now!Support the Show:Ad-Free Listening: Enjoy Calming Anxiety without ads at https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/calming-anxiety--4110266/supportBuy Me a Coffee: Support hosting costs at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/calminganxietyhttps://calminganxietypodcast.substack.com/?r=6zm0sc&utm_campaign=pub-share-checklistRate & Review: Leave a 5-star review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts to help us reach more listeners!YouTube: Watch all episodes at https://www.youtube.com/c/calminganxiety?sub_confirmation=1 Social Media Support: For younger listeners struggling with social media stress, visit https://www.icanhelp.net/Backing Music: Chris Collins===================Affiliate links to the gear I use the items that give me a more tranquil life.=============================Items I use for a more relaxed way of life :)Organic Pure Hemp CBD Capsules - https://amzn.to/3Ready for More Calm?Thank you for listening to the Calming Anxiety Podcast, featuring guided meditation, mindfulness, and sleep hypnosis sessions with Martin Hewlett. 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Allowing Good Things: Regulating Your Nervous System for Anxiety ReliefHave you ever felt a quiet sense that the tide is turning, but you’re still bracing for the storm to return? In today’s 10-minute guided meditation for anxiety, Martin introduces a gentle shift in perspective: allowing yourself to believe that things are about to get better.Whether you are managing chronic stress, looking for a panic attack breathing exercise, or exploring nervous system regulation techniques, this session is your safe space to soften, breathe, and receive. Drawing from neuroscientific principles of brain reward circuitry and real-world insights from his years as a paramedic, Martin guides you through a powerful vagus nerve stimulation practice using a 4-4-6 breathing rhythm.Learn how to notice the quiet "micro-shifts" in your mental health, retrain your brain to look for what goes right, and open your heart to the possibility of good things. Listen Now to Experience: Vagus Nerve Activation: A soothing 4-4-6 breathing technique to send an instant signal of safety to your lungs and nervous system. Anxiety Hypnotherapy & Visualization: A comforting mental exercise to help you stop bracing for hardship and safely step into a lighter mood. Practical Mindfulness Tips: Three daily caring habits to train an anxious brain to collect glimmers of hope and positive change. Episode Timeline & Chapters 00:00 – Welcome & Introduction Meet Martin, a clinical hypnotherapist and former paramedic, and settle into a comfortable, safe space for your practice. 01:22 – Vagus Nerve Breathing (4-4-6 Method) Activate your body’s built-in dial for calm with a mindful inhale, hold, and prolonged exhale to soothe panic and anxiety. 03:17 – Shifting Out of Stress Response Explore the neuroscience of how the brain heals after a hard season and why we stubbornly move toward the light. 05:04 – Guided Visualization: The Opening Door A calming visualization to help you safely receive the warmth of new possibilities without needing to earn it. 05:54 – Affirmations for Hope & Emotional Healing A slow, intentional repetition of powerful statements to reprogram an anxious mind. 08:05 – 3 Daily Caring Tips for a Happier Life Actionable mental health tools to practice right now to build resilience and notice positive micro-shifts. 09:39 – Grounding & Outro Gently return to your surroundings with a deep breath, an open heart, and a reminder to be kind to yourself. Daily Affirmations for Anxiety Relief Repeat these internally or out loud to help reshape your brain's response to stress: "Something good is finding its way to me." "I am allowed to believe that things are getting better." "The hard season is teaching me, and it is passing." "I open my hands and my heart to what is coming." "I am ready for good things." 3 Daily Caring Tips for Mental Wellness 1. Collect What Went Right: Write down one tiny positive detail from your day—like a perfect cup of tea or a quiet moment. Train your brain to notice the good, not just the threats. 2. Notice the Micro-Shifts: Real change doesn't always happen like a thunderclap. Look for a slightly better night's sleep or an impossible problem that now simply feels "difficult." These are signs the tide is turning. 3. Say It Out Loud: Tell someone today that you think things are looking up. Speaking hopeful words aloud actively reinforces belief and helps positive feelings grow. Connect & Support the Show Take the Next Step: Ready to break the cycle of panic and chronic stress? Explore our comprehensive...

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