Dr. Sharon Yost

Dr. Sharon Yost 💚Health, Life & Wellness Coach
⭐Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist
💏Relationship Expert
🌀Reiki Master
📚Educator
🎤Guest Speaker
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02/11/2026

Ever notice how you can talk about something
over and over…
and still feel stuck?

That’s not failure.
That’s being human.

Understanding what happened doesn’t always mean your body feels ready to move forward. Insight helps, but real change usually needs support you can use, not just words you can say.

What helps most:
• Talking and being supported
• Simple routines you can actually keep
• Practicing new skills, not overanalyzing
• Letting change happen step by step

You don’t need to explain yourself better.
You need space to be heard and supported.

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check the Story Speaks link in bio.
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02/10/2026

Did you know?

‎Difficulty following through isn’t always about willpower or discipline.

‎When someone is under constant pressure, the brain shifts into protection mode. In that state, consistency and focus become harder, not because of failure, but because safety comes first.

‎What supports follow-through better than pushing harder:
‎• Slow down before adding pressure
‎• Meet basic needs consistently (sleep, food, rest)
‎• Replace self-criticism with support
‎• Build structure that feels steady, not punishing

‎Progress grows where support exists.
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02/09/2026

You can understand everything
‎and still feel stuck.

‎Because trauma doesn’t live only in thoughts.
‎It lives in the body.

‎That’s why healing isn’t just mindset work.
‎It’s also:
‎• Noticing where your body holds tension
‎• Slowing down instead of pushing through
‎• Creating safety before trying to “fix” anything
‎• Supporting regulation, not forcing release

‎You’re not failing therapy.
‎Your body is asking to be included.

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02/08/2026

You’re not lazy.
‎You’re dysregulated.

‎When your nervous system is overloaded, it shows up as:
‎• Brain fog
‎• Procrastination
‎• Emotional numbness
‎• Overthinking
‎• Constant fatigue

‎This isn’t a motivation problem.
‎It’s a safety signal.

‎What actually helps:
‎• Slow your pace before pushing harder
‎• Eat regularly to stabilize blood sugar
‎• Reduce stimulation before adding productivity
‎• Focus on feeling safe before feeling “motivated”

‎Regulation comes first.
‎Momentum follows.

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02/07/2026

Healing isn’t about fixing yourself.
It’s about creating enough safety to come home to who you already are.
If you’ve felt disconnected, exhausted, or unlike yourself lately, this isn’t a flaw.
It’s a signal.
Gentle steps.
Safe spaces.
Real support.
📌 Save this as a reminder that healing doesn’t require becoming someone new.

02/05/2026

Depression doesn’t come out of nowhere.
It’s often triggered, layered, and misunderstood.
For many people, it begins with:

• Chronic stress that never shuts off
• Unprocessed trauma
• Physical illness or exhaustion
• Ongoing sleep disruption
• Prolonged isolation

These aren’t personal failures.
They’re signals.

Your mind and body respond to overload by pulling inward.

Understanding the triggers is the first step toward creating safety, support, and healing.
If this helped you put words to something you’ve felt, you’re not alone.

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Did you know?Depression affects over 280 million people worldwide.That means you’re not weak.You’re not broken.And you’r...
02/04/2026

Did you know?

Depression affects over 280 million people worldwide.

That means you’re not weak.
You’re not broken.
And you’re definitely not alone.

Depression isn’t just “feeling sad.”
It’s often connected to stress overload, nervous system dysregulation, and unmet emotional needs that build over time.

Awareness is the first step toward healing.
Support changes outcomes.
And understanding what’s happening in your body and mind matters.

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02/02/2026

🧠 Struggling to focus isn’t a motivation problem — it’s a nervous system signal.

Short attention span is often the result of stress overload, poor sleep, constant digital stimulation, and depleted brain nutrients — not a personal failure.

The good news?
Focus can be rebuilt when the brain feels safe, supported, and regulated.

✨ This post breaks down:
• What silently weakens attention span
• How to restore focus in a sustainable, nervous-system-friendly way

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01/31/2026

Microwaving food doesn’t just heat it. It changes it.

High heat and rapid energy exposure can reduce sensitive nutrients in food, especially enzymes, antioxidants, and vitamins the body depends on for strength, repair, and resilience.

Food is more than calories. It’s support. It’s information. It’s fuel during vulnerable seasons.
This isn’t about fear.

It’s about awareness and intentional care.
Many of us don’t learn how deeply daily choices affect the body until we’re caring for someone we love through illness, recovery, or chronic stress.

📘 If you want to learn more about holistic living, nourishing food, and practical ways to support healing and vitality, grab a copy of my book "Yostsonian Recipes To Love And Wellness". Link in bio.

It was written from real-life caregiving experience and is designed to help caregivers, families, and holistic practitioners support the body with knowledge, compassion, and purpose.

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01/29/2026

🧠 Your anxiety isn’t random — it’s often biochemical.

Some foods help calm your nervous system and support stable brain chemistry.

Others can overstimulate stress hormones and keep your body in fight-or-flight.

✔ Foods that support calm, focus, and emotional regulation
✖ Foods that may worsen anxiety, restlessness, and mood swings

This isn’t about restriction — it’s about awareness and nervous system safety.

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01/26/2026

Depression doesn’t look the same for everyone.
It can be quiet and persistent.

Seasonal and cyclical.
Triggered by childbirth.
Mixed with anxiety, mood shifts, or even psychosis.

That’s why awareness matters.

Labeling the experience is often the first step toward understanding, safety, and support.
If any of these feel familiar, attach no shame to it.

Your body and mind are responding to something that deserves attention, not judgment.

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Anxiety doesn’t always look like panic.Sometimes it looks like constant worry.A racing mind at night.A body that can’t f...
01/24/2026

Anxiety doesn’t always look like panic.
Sometimes it looks like constant worry.

A racing mind at night.
A body that can’t fully relax.

These are not personality flaws.
They’re signals from your nervous system asking for support.

If this feels familiar, you’re not alone.
And you’re not broken.

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