Why Rest Feels Unsafe (and What Your Nervous System Is Afraid Will Happen)
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Why Rest Feels Unsafe (and What Your Nervous System Is Afraid Will Happen)
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Do you finally slow down—only to feel anxious, guilty, restless, or like something bad is about to happen?
In this episode of The Embodied Empath Podcast, Valerie Lundgren explores why rest can feel unsafe for empaths and sensitive women who have lived in long-term survival mode. Through a nervous-system-informed lens, she explains how chronic stress wires the body to associate productivity with safety, why slowing down can trigger anxiety instead of relief, and how rest often brings unfelt emotions to the surface.
You’ll learn why this isn’t a lack of discipline or desire for rest—but a protective response shaped by biology, conditioning, and identity. The episode includes a gentle somatic practice to help your nervous system experience rest in small, tolerable doses so safety can be rebuilt over time.
Rest is not something you earn. It’s something your body needs to heal.
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