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      <pubDate>Thu, 22 Jan 2026 03:58:02 -0800</pubDate>
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      <title>ResourceFULL Episode 2: Notice · Savour · Value: Toning the Vagus Nerve &amp; Making Space</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In Episode 2, Ed and Brett pick up where we left off, moving from “feeling runs the show” to “thinking about the feeling.” We unpack the <strong>Stress Bucket</strong> (what fills it, how it spills, and how to fit the tap), then bring the science to life with the <strong>vagus nerve</strong> (your body’s soothing pathway) and a timing-accurate walk-through of <strong>4–7–8 breathing</strong> you can use anywhere. Expect plain-English explanations of sympathetic vs parasympathetic systems, real-world checks (sleep, hydration, movement, connection), and a simple journalling frame "<strong>Notice · Savour · Value" </strong>to help good moments stick and create more capacity for the hard ones.<br> Practical, human, and zero judgement - small pauses, big shifts.</p><p>Just think: Where did I create even a half-second pause this week—and what changed because of it?</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In Episode 2, Ed and Brett pick up where we left off, moving from “feeling runs the show” to “thinking about the feeling.” We unpack the <strong>Stress Bucket</strong> (what fills it, how it spills, and how to fit the tap), then bring the science to life with the <strong>vagus nerve</strong> (your body’s soothing pathway) and a timing-accurate walk-through of <strong>4–7–8 breathing</strong> you can use anywhere. Expect plain-English explanations of sympathetic vs parasympathetic systems, real-world checks (sleep, hydration, movement, connection), and a simple journalling frame "<strong>Notice · Savour · Value" </strong>to help good moments stick and create more capacity for the hard ones.<br> Practical, human, and zero judgement - small pauses, big shifts.</p><p>Just think: Where did I create even a half-second pause this week—and what changed because of it?</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In this episode, Brett takes us through <strong>visualisation</strong> - what it actually is (and what it isn’t), why it can feel so powerful, and how we can use it in a grounded, realistic way to calm the nervous system and build more capacity for everyday stress. We link back to Episode 2’s <strong>Stress Bucket</strong>, the <strong>vagus nerve</strong>, and <strong>4–7–8 breathing</strong>, and explore how the images we rehearse in our minds can either fill the bucket faster (hello, worst-case spirals) or help us “fit the tap”.</p><p>You’ll come away with simple, practical tools you can try straight away, including a gentle, <strong>safe place</strong> exercise, tips for people who don’t naturally “see pictures” in their mind, and a way to use visualisation for <strong>self-compassion</strong> and <strong>goal-setting</strong> (without slipping into “positive vibes only”). Expect plain explanations, real-life examples, and small steps you can actually use on a normal day.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In this episode, Brett takes us through <strong>visualisation</strong> - what it actually is (and what it isn’t), why it can feel so powerful, and how we can use it in a grounded, realistic way to calm the nervous system and build more capacity for everyday stress. We link back to Episode 2’s <strong>Stress Bucket</strong>, the <strong>vagus nerve</strong>, and <strong>4–7–8 breathing</strong>, and explore how the images we rehearse in our minds can either fill the bucket faster (hello, worst-case spirals) or help us “fit the tap”.</p><p>You’ll come away with simple, practical tools you can try straight away, including a gentle, <strong>safe place</strong> exercise, tips for people who don’t naturally “see pictures” in their mind, and a way to use visualisation for <strong>self-compassion</strong> and <strong>goal-setting</strong> (without slipping into “positive vibes only”). Expect plain explanations, real-life examples, and small steps you can actually use on a normal day.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Thu, 22 Jan 2026 05:26:33 -0800</pubDate>
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      <title>ResourceFULL Episode 5: The Evolution of Therapy</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In our penultimate episode, Ed and Brett explore how therapy has moved away from the idea that people need to be fixed, and towards something more useful, compassionate and human. This is about understanding ourselves, noticing what helps, and finding enough courage to do one thing differently. You can find the accompanying article on FUSE here: https://fosteringlearning.fuseuniversal.com/communities/7134/contents/730016</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In our penultimate episode, Ed and Brett explore how therapy has moved away from the idea that people need to be fixed, and towards something more useful, compassionate and human. This is about understanding ourselves, noticing what helps, and finding enough courage to do one thing differently. You can find the accompanying article on FUSE here: https://fosteringlearning.fuseuniversal.com/communities/7134/contents/730016</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Thu, 14 May 2026 09:03:07 -0700</pubDate>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In our penultimate episode, Ed and Brett explore how therapy has moved away from the idea that people need to be fixed, and towards something more useful, compassionate and human. This is about understanding ourselves, noticing what helps, and finding enough courage to do one thing differently. You can find the accompanying article on FUSE here: https://fosteringlearning.fuseuniversal.com/communities/7134/contents/730016</p>]]>
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