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You Don’t Owe Everyone Calm: Letting Go of the Need to Be Emotionally Responsible for Others
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- ISBN8231348114
- EAN9798231348114
- Date de parution29/07/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
You Don't Owe Everyone Calm is a book for the quiet over-givers, the ones who've always felt responsible for everyone else's peace. It's a guide for those who instinctively apologize, who say "yes" while quietly aching for "no, " and who feel guilty every time they put their own needs first. Rooted in emotional clarity and nervous system awareness, this book helps you gently unlearn the patterns that kept you small: people-pleasing, over-functioning, fawning, and emotional over-responsibility.
Instead of asking you to fix yourself, it invites you to come home to yourself. You'll learn what emotional safety really means-not from others, but from within. Through relatable insights and trauma-informed practices, each chapter offers you a path back to your breath, your body, and your boundaries. Inside, you'll explore: What the "fawn response" is-and how it quietly shapes relationships How over-functioning leads to burnout, disconnection, and resentment The role of the nervous system in emotional reactivity and regulation Grounding techniques to anchor yourself during overwhelm How to stop internalizing others' moods and reactions Ways to practice boundaries that are kind, firm, and rooted in self-worth Why guilt often follows healing-and how to move through it with grace How mindfulness becomes a path to inner steadiness and clarity This is not a book about perfection.
It's a book about returning-to the parts of you that have always longed to feel safe, seen, and unburdened. It's about learning that your worth isn't tied to how easy you are to be around, how emotionally useful you are, or how well you keep the peace. You don't have to be "the strong one." You don't have to manage other people's reactions. You don't have to explain your boundaries to make them valid.
You don't owe everyone calm. You owe yourself truth. With warmth, honesty, and a deeply compassionate tone, this book speaks to the parts of us that have long felt too much, too emotional, or too responsible for everyone else's comfort. It offers not just tools-but permission. Permission to pause. Permission to let go. Permission to be real, even when it's messy. This is your invitation to stop holding your breath around other people's needs and to start breathing fully into your own.
Whether you're just beginning your healing journey or ready to deepen your self-trust, this book is a companion for those learning to hold themselves with tenderness, one boundary-and one breath-at a time. This book is written for emotionally sensitive readers, recovering people-pleasers, those who tend to over-function or absorb others' emotions. Ideal for adult women, empaths, LGBTQ+ readers, caregivers, and anyone healing from subtle relational trauma.
It resonates deeply with those who appreciate gentle reflection, nervous system-based awareness, and permission to take up space. Perfect for readers of The Body Keeps the Score, Set Boundaries, Find Peace, or Burnout-but looking for something softer, safer, and more personal.
Instead of asking you to fix yourself, it invites you to come home to yourself. You'll learn what emotional safety really means-not from others, but from within. Through relatable insights and trauma-informed practices, each chapter offers you a path back to your breath, your body, and your boundaries. Inside, you'll explore: What the "fawn response" is-and how it quietly shapes relationships How over-functioning leads to burnout, disconnection, and resentment The role of the nervous system in emotional reactivity and regulation Grounding techniques to anchor yourself during overwhelm How to stop internalizing others' moods and reactions Ways to practice boundaries that are kind, firm, and rooted in self-worth Why guilt often follows healing-and how to move through it with grace How mindfulness becomes a path to inner steadiness and clarity This is not a book about perfection.
It's a book about returning-to the parts of you that have always longed to feel safe, seen, and unburdened. It's about learning that your worth isn't tied to how easy you are to be around, how emotionally useful you are, or how well you keep the peace. You don't have to be "the strong one." You don't have to manage other people's reactions. You don't have to explain your boundaries to make them valid.
You don't owe everyone calm. You owe yourself truth. With warmth, honesty, and a deeply compassionate tone, this book speaks to the parts of us that have long felt too much, too emotional, or too responsible for everyone else's comfort. It offers not just tools-but permission. Permission to pause. Permission to let go. Permission to be real, even when it's messy. This is your invitation to stop holding your breath around other people's needs and to start breathing fully into your own.
Whether you're just beginning your healing journey or ready to deepen your self-trust, this book is a companion for those learning to hold themselves with tenderness, one boundary-and one breath-at a time. This book is written for emotionally sensitive readers, recovering people-pleasers, those who tend to over-function or absorb others' emotions. Ideal for adult women, empaths, LGBTQ+ readers, caregivers, and anyone healing from subtle relational trauma.
It resonates deeply with those who appreciate gentle reflection, nervous system-based awareness, and permission to take up space. Perfect for readers of The Body Keeps the Score, Set Boundaries, Find Peace, or Burnout-but looking for something softer, safer, and more personal.
You Don't Owe Everyone Calm is a book for the quiet over-givers, the ones who've always felt responsible for everyone else's peace. It's a guide for those who instinctively apologize, who say "yes" while quietly aching for "no, " and who feel guilty every time they put their own needs first. Rooted in emotional clarity and nervous system awareness, this book helps you gently unlearn the patterns that kept you small: people-pleasing, over-functioning, fawning, and emotional over-responsibility.
Instead of asking you to fix yourself, it invites you to come home to yourself. You'll learn what emotional safety really means-not from others, but from within. Through relatable insights and trauma-informed practices, each chapter offers you a path back to your breath, your body, and your boundaries. Inside, you'll explore: What the "fawn response" is-and how it quietly shapes relationships How over-functioning leads to burnout, disconnection, and resentment The role of the nervous system in emotional reactivity and regulation Grounding techniques to anchor yourself during overwhelm How to stop internalizing others' moods and reactions Ways to practice boundaries that are kind, firm, and rooted in self-worth Why guilt often follows healing-and how to move through it with grace How mindfulness becomes a path to inner steadiness and clarity This is not a book about perfection.
It's a book about returning-to the parts of you that have always longed to feel safe, seen, and unburdened. It's about learning that your worth isn't tied to how easy you are to be around, how emotionally useful you are, or how well you keep the peace. You don't have to be "the strong one." You don't have to manage other people's reactions. You don't have to explain your boundaries to make them valid.
You don't owe everyone calm. You owe yourself truth. With warmth, honesty, and a deeply compassionate tone, this book speaks to the parts of us that have long felt too much, too emotional, or too responsible for everyone else's comfort. It offers not just tools-but permission. Permission to pause. Permission to let go. Permission to be real, even when it's messy. This is your invitation to stop holding your breath around other people's needs and to start breathing fully into your own.
Whether you're just beginning your healing journey or ready to deepen your self-trust, this book is a companion for those learning to hold themselves with tenderness, one boundary-and one breath-at a time. This book is written for emotionally sensitive readers, recovering people-pleasers, those who tend to over-function or absorb others' emotions. Ideal for adult women, empaths, LGBTQ+ readers, caregivers, and anyone healing from subtle relational trauma.
It resonates deeply with those who appreciate gentle reflection, nervous system-based awareness, and permission to take up space. Perfect for readers of The Body Keeps the Score, Set Boundaries, Find Peace, or Burnout-but looking for something softer, safer, and more personal.
Instead of asking you to fix yourself, it invites you to come home to yourself. You'll learn what emotional safety really means-not from others, but from within. Through relatable insights and trauma-informed practices, each chapter offers you a path back to your breath, your body, and your boundaries. Inside, you'll explore: What the "fawn response" is-and how it quietly shapes relationships How over-functioning leads to burnout, disconnection, and resentment The role of the nervous system in emotional reactivity and regulation Grounding techniques to anchor yourself during overwhelm How to stop internalizing others' moods and reactions Ways to practice boundaries that are kind, firm, and rooted in self-worth Why guilt often follows healing-and how to move through it with grace How mindfulness becomes a path to inner steadiness and clarity This is not a book about perfection.
It's a book about returning-to the parts of you that have always longed to feel safe, seen, and unburdened. It's about learning that your worth isn't tied to how easy you are to be around, how emotionally useful you are, or how well you keep the peace. You don't have to be "the strong one." You don't have to manage other people's reactions. You don't have to explain your boundaries to make them valid.
You don't owe everyone calm. You owe yourself truth. With warmth, honesty, and a deeply compassionate tone, this book speaks to the parts of us that have long felt too much, too emotional, or too responsible for everyone else's comfort. It offers not just tools-but permission. Permission to pause. Permission to let go. Permission to be real, even when it's messy. This is your invitation to stop holding your breath around other people's needs and to start breathing fully into your own.
Whether you're just beginning your healing journey or ready to deepen your self-trust, this book is a companion for those learning to hold themselves with tenderness, one boundary-and one breath-at a time. This book is written for emotionally sensitive readers, recovering people-pleasers, those who tend to over-function or absorb others' emotions. Ideal for adult women, empaths, LGBTQ+ readers, caregivers, and anyone healing from subtle relational trauma.
It resonates deeply with those who appreciate gentle reflection, nervous system-based awareness, and permission to take up space. Perfect for readers of The Body Keeps the Score, Set Boundaries, Find Peace, or Burnout-but looking for something softer, safer, and more personal.
