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Manage Stress
Move from reactive to responsive. This category provides practical, in-the-moment tools to manage stress and anxiety effectively. Learn to activate your body's physiological 'Relaxation Response' and use your breath to regain calm and clarity, even in the most high-pressure situations.


Sunday Scaries? A Scientific Strategy for the January Transition
For many, this weekend represented the final pause of the festive break, a moment characterised by what psychologists call "anticipatory stress". This is the phenomenon where the brain predicts a high demand for the coming Monday and activates the stress response early, leaving many "mentally edging closer to what comes next" even while officially off work. At klarosity , we recognise that this reluctance isn't a lack of motivation or a failure. Instead, it is the result of a

Simon Jones DipBSoM
Jan 52 min read


Beyond Fight-or-Flight: Reverse-Engineering Your Physiology for Sustained Excellence
In demanding professional environments, the "fight-or-flight" response is often viewed as a necessary evil of ambition. However, when this survival mechanism becomes your default operating state, it results in chronic hyper-arousal and somatic tension that actively degrades your cognitive baseline. To operate at your peak, you need a way to deliberately "de-tune" your nervous system. In 1974, Dr Herbert Benson of Harvard Medical School identified the mechanism to do exactly t

Simon Jones DipBSoM
Jan 42 min read


Our Approach: Meditation as Neurocognative Training
In demanding professional environments, the difference between sustained excellence and burnout often comes down to mental architecture. For the modern leader, entrepreneur, or athlete, traditional "wellbeing" advice often feels vague. You are not looking for an escape from your work; you are looking for the tools to do it better. At klarosity, we move beyond the traditional relaxation narrative, reframing meditation as a systematic form of neurocognitive training designed to

Simon Jones DipBSoM
Jan 33 min read
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