12/07/2026
🌡️ Feeling more anxious, irritable or mentally drained in this heat?
You’re not imagining it.
High temperatures can increase your body’s stress response, disrupt sleep, reduce concentration and make existing anxiety feel more intense.
The good news is there are simple, evidence-based ways to calm your nervous system. In my latest blog I explain why heat affects our mental wellbeing and share practical techniques—including breathing exercises, mindfulness and hypnosis that can help you stay calmer over the summer.
Take a few minutes to have a read, and if someone you know struggles in hot weather, feel free to share it with them.
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Summer heat can increase stress, tension and anxiety. Learn how meditation, breathing and hypnotherapy can help calm the body in Beverley, Hull and Driffield.