58. The Nervous System Side of Self-Trust: Why You Second Guess Yourself (and How to Stop)

Ever wonder why you second-guess yourself, even when you know what feels right?

In this eye-opening episode, we explore the nervous system side of self-trust and uncover how your body’s stress responses can shape your confidence, decision-making, and sense of safety.

You’ll learn how patterns of people-pleasing, overthinking, or self-doubt aren’t just “mindset issues”, they’re often signs of a dysregulated nervous system that’s been wired for protection, not trust.

We’ll dive into how to rebuild self-trust from the body up, using insights from neuroscience, psychology, and somatic healing. By understanding what’s happening in your brain and body when you second-guess yourself, you’ll discover practical ways to regulate your nervous system, reconnect to your intuition, and feel grounded in your own truth.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

  • Why self-trust is deeply connected to your nervous system

  • How trauma and chronic stress create self-doubt loops

  • Signs your body doesn’t feel safe to trust yourself

  • Tools to regulate your system and restore inner confidence

Perfect for anyone interested in nervous system healing, trauma recovery, self-trust, emotional regulation, or personal growth.

🌸 Work with Alicia

🎵 Music:

Dawn by Sappheiros @⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠sappheirosmusic⁠

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