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Julia Deuerling

The evolution of stress

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Our nervous systems were built to outrun physical predators, yet today’s greatest stressors aren’t external threats, but internal whispers of unworthiness born from a global identity crisis.

The Performance Paradox: Why Modern Wellness is Leaving Us Empty? Our nervous systems were built to outrun physical predators, yet today’s greatest stressors aren’t external threats, but internal whispers of unworthiness born from a global identity crisis. This session examines the evolution of stress—from ancient physical survival to the modern emotional battle for self-worth. We will look at health from a wider perspective, exploring how the self-development movement inadvertently unveiled our deepest traumas and why we feel more burned out than ever despite having more “tools” than any generation before us. Join us for a holistic journey to discover how to light a sustainable inner flame in a world that demands we be “The Sun” 24/7. Learn to shift from the exhaustion of perfectionism and “toxic striving” to a state of being that honors your whole, authentic self.

About the speaker

I am a holistic health coach and therapist for health promotion, B.Sc. who specialize in integrative health strategies for individuals & companies. With a focus on stress management, self-healing, and mindset transformation. Drawing on many years of experience in sales, I understand the unique pressures of professional life so that I can helps clients navigate internal challenges like perfectionism and burnout to build resilience and sustainable well-being. By combining scientific methods with a whole-person perspective, I help and empower my clients to transform their lifestyle and relationship with stress.

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