Dr. Natasha Manning-Gibbs, PhD

Dr. Natasha Manning-Gibbs, PhD Dr. Manning-Gibbs is a licensed psychologist that is passionate about helping people get their mind

Cortisol isn’t the enemy — it’s your body’s built-in alarm system. But when stress is constant, that alarm stays on, lea...
12/05/2025

Cortisol isn’t the enemy — it’s your body’s built-in alarm system. But when stress is constant, that alarm stays on, leaving you exhausted, tense, and overwhelmed.

The good news? There are simple, natural ways to help your nervous system reset.
Restful sleep, mindful breathing, gentle movement, and time in nature all signal safety to the body — lowering cortisol and restoring balance. 🌿

Small daily practices can make a big difference.
Your nervous system is always listening.

Men deserve spaces to feel, to struggle, and to ask for help without shame. Checking on your mental health isn’t weaknes...
11/21/2025

Men deserve spaces to feel, to struggle, and to ask for help without shame. Checking on your mental health isn’t weakness — it’s protection. It’s survival. And it’s one of the strongest things you can do.

Your brain is designed to protect you — which means it often highlights the fear, the “what ifs,” and the worst-case sce...
11/16/2025

Your brain is designed to protect you — which means it often highlights the fear, the “what ifs,” and the worst-case scenarios long before it remembers your strength. But the truth is, you’ve already lived through moments you thought would break you, and you found a way forward every single time.​​​​​​​​
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Resilience isn’t something you hope for — it’s something you’ve practiced, embodied, and proven. So when doubt creeps in, let your history speak louder than your anxiety.​​​​​​​​
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You’ve grown through what you didn’t think you could.​​​​​​​​
You can do it again. 🌿​​​​​​​​

11/13/2025

Building strength in the body helps quiet the stress in the mind.
One small routine → big nervous system reset. 🌿

11/07/2025
Somatic release is the practice of helping your body let go of stored tension and stress through gentle movement and bre...
11/06/2025

Somatic release is the practice of helping your body let go of stored tension and stress through gentle movement and breath. 🌿

Our bodies hold on to what our minds try to manage — so releasing tightness in the jaw, shoulders, or breath can signal safety to your nervous system and help you reset in real time.

Small releases can make a big difference.

11/02/2025

Forgiveness is about freeing yourself — not reopening doors that lead to more pain.You can release resentment without re...
10/23/2025

Forgiveness is about freeing yourself — not reopening doors that lead to more pain.

You can release resentment without re-entering relationships that drain or destabilize you. Sometimes, the healthiest thing you can do for your NERVOUS SYSTEM is to love people from a distance.

Peace isn’t found in reconnection — it’s found in regulation. 💡

Peace comes when you stop trying to control what was never yours to manage. You can’t control how others think, feel, or...
10/20/2025

Peace comes when you stop trying to control what was never yours to manage.

You can’t control how others think, feel, or respond — but you can control how you show up, what you say, what you believe, and how you choose to move forward.

When stress rises, come back to what’s within your circle. That’s where your power lives. 💡

The grind culture glorifies burnout — but peace is the real flex. Grounding isn’t about doing less; it’s about moving wi...
10/12/2025

The grind culture glorifies burnout — but peace is the real flex.

Grounding isn’t about doing less; it’s about moving with intention, presence, and balance. A regulated nervous system is the foundation for real success — not exhaustion disguised as achievement.

Choose grounding over grinding.

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Dr. Manning-Gibbs earned her master's degree in clinical psychology from Columbia University's Teachers College and her Ph.D. in counseling psychology from Seton Hall University.