215 - The Power of Pausing: How Stillness Heals Burnout, Trauma, and the Nervous System

We’re kicking off our Self Care September: Exploration of Stillness series with a powerful conversation you don’t want to miss. I’m joined by Emma Treharne , Founder of Nuveya Life , who brings over 30 years of experience in the wellness field. Emma blends ancient wisdom with modern-day science (and a sprinkle of humor!) to guide individuals and teams from exhaustion and dysregulation into clarity, joy, and authentic connection. Her own journey through burnout, anxiety, and nervous system dysregulation inspired her to create transformative programs like Tired to Inspired , The Path to Purpose , and Mindful Leadership . Emma has supported corporate medical companies like Wright Medical, Stryker, and Healx, as well as countless individuals navigating the gap between hectic modern life and the embodied wisdom of ancient practices. In this episode, we explore: ✨ How internal and external pressures create hidden stressors and cycles of burnout ✨ Why pausing for integration is essential for nervous system repair ✨ Practical tools like guided pause practices and yoga nidra to close the stress circuit ✨ The role of community, belonging, and trauma-informed support in sustainable well-being This is your invitation to pause, listen, and discover what stillness could mean for you . 👉 Take the Spicy Pepper Burnout Quiz (free) to discover your burnout level: 🔗 Connect with Emma Treharne: 🌿 Path to Purpose Community → emmatreharne.com/pathtopurpose 🌿 Book a Tired to Inspired 1:1 Connection Call → calendly.com/emmatreharne/connection-call

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215 - The Power of Pausing: How Stillness Heals Burnout, Trauma, and the Nervous System is an episode from Mind Your Autistic Brain with Social Autie: THE Talk Show for Late Identified Autistics by Carole Jean Whittington, Women's Well-Being Science QoL Researcher.

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This episode was published on Sep 25, 2025.

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