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EPISODE · Apr 23, 2026 · 33 MIN

Turn Down The World Noise: How to Calm Your Nervous System When Life Feels Loud

from Far 2 Fabulous · host Julie Clark & Catherine Chapman

Episode 117.  Turn Down The World Noise: How to Calm Your Nervous System When Life Feels LoudYour nervous system might be exhausted and it might have nothing to do with “willpower”. We’re recording solo this week (yes, literally under a blanket) to talk about the constant noise of modern life: nonstop news, endless opinions, background radio, social media scrolling, and the pressure to keep up with everything. When there’s no filter, your brain treats it all as urgent, personal, and dangerous and that can leave you wired, tired, and permanently on edge.We get into why information overload and doomscrolling can keep you stuck in low-level fight or flight, even when you’re safe at home. There’s a simple “lemon” visualisation that proves how quickly thoughts can create a physical response, and it helps explain why headlines can hit your body like real events. We also talk about the knock-on effects many of us notice in midlife: poor sleep, cravings, reaching for wine or sugar earlier, flat energy, workouts feeling harder, and the stress stories we tell ourselves when our body is actually asking for support.Then we shift into practical nervous system regulation you can do in real life: awareness without restriction, micro switch-offs, leaving your phone in another room, getting outside, and using breathwork with a longer exhale to signal safety. We also explore movement as stress release, including Pilates and strength training with intention, plus a reminder you might need most of all: you are allowed to disengage, protect your peace, and stop processing information that doesn’t serve you.If this lands with you, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave us a review so more women can find the support. What’s one source of “world noise” you’re ready to turn down this week?Got a question or comment? Send us a text message here!Click HERE to support us.Thank you for listening.You can continue the conversation with us in the Far 2 Fabulous Facebook group. Come and connect with other women on a journey to empowered health.  For more information about Julie Clark Nutrition, click HERE For more information about Catherine Chapman, click HERE If you enjoy the podcast and would like to support the show, you can buy us a coffee HERE. Your support helps us continue creating episodes and improving our recording setup. We look forward to you joining us on the next episode.

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Episode 117. Turn Down The World Noise: How to Calm Your Nervous System When Life Feels Loud Your nervous system might be exhausted and it might have nothing to do with “willpower”. We’re recording solo this week (yes, literally under a blanket) to talk about the constant noise of modern life: nonstop news, endless opinions, background radio, social media scrolling, and the pressure to keep up with everything. When there’s no filter, your brain treats it all as urgent, personal, and dan...

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