Separation is rarely smooth sailing — and in the heat of conflict, emotions can quickly take over.
In this episode, Danielle Young shares a powerful and practical mindfulness strategy known as the Dropping Anchor technique — used to calm emotional storms and respond with intention, not impulse. Rooted in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), this simple three-step process helps you stay grounded during moments of high tension, especially in divorce and co-parenting conversations.
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Whether you’re dealing with legal proceedings, parenting schedules, or intense conversations with an ex, this episode offers a calming strategy you can use anytime, anywhere.
“You have the power to manage your emotional responses — even in the most challenging moments.”
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