How to Heal

Lindsay Trimarchi

The foundations of physical, mental, emotional and spiritual pillars of healing alongside personal and demonstrative storytelling.

  1. Jul 1

    Mental Energetics: Mental Math, Emotional English

    How much of your life is shaped by the way you think? In this episode of How to Heal, Lindsay explores the concept of mental energetics—the energy behind your thoughts, attention, perspective, and decision-making. You'll learn why mental health is about more than positive thinking, and how the quality of your thinking influences your relationships, resilience, confidence, and everyday life. Lindsay introduces her original framework of Mental Math & Emotional English to explain why success in life requires both logical thinking and emotional understanding. She also explores the powerful connection between attention and intention, why your attention is one of your most valuable resources, and how to stop wasting mental energy on unhelpful thoughts and stories. In this episode, you'll learn: What mental energetics is and why it mattersThe difference between Mental Math and Emotional EnglishHow your beliefs, worthiness, and ego shape your perspectiveWhy attention is a finite resource—and how to protect itThe difference between reacting out of habit and responding with intentionPractical ways to build mental resilience and strengthen your relationship with your mindIf you've ever struggled with overthinking, self-doubt, lack of focus, or feeling mentally exhausted, this episode will give you practical tools to create a calmer, clearer, and more grounded mind. Keywords: mental health, mindset, emotional regulation, overthinking, self-awareness, resilience, focus, attention, intention, nervous system, personal growth, self-trust, healing, mental wellness, mindfulness.

  2. Mar 18

    Core Energetics: How to Get Out of Stress Debt

    You don't burn out all at once. It creeps in — the racing, the over-scheduling, the obsession with doing more, faster. And before you know it, you're short with your family, mean to yourself, shallow-breathing through your days, and wondering why nothing feels good anymore. That's stress debt. And you can't meditate your way out of it in one session. In this episode, I'm getting real about what chronic stress actually looks like — not the dramatic version, the subtle one. The one that shows up as weight gain, hair loss, anger, and a body that's screaming while you keep pushing. I'm sharing how sobriety became my mirror — teaching me to notice before I hit the wall — and why the space between "I feel like sh*t" and "I'm ready to slow down" is the most important place to pay attention. We're talking about the tools that work, why they sometimes feel boring, and why that doesn't mean they're not doing something. Every practice is a deposit. Every sprint is a withdrawal. The goal isn't perfection — it's building a bank big enough that when life runs you hard, you know how to come back. Because the after? Presence. Freedom. A life that actually reflects how you want to live. That's what we're building toward. In this episode: The subtle signs of chronic stress we normalizeHow sobriety taught me to catch myself before the crashWhat "stress debt" really means — and how to pay it downWhy mindfulness feels boring (and why you should do it anyway)The life waiting for you on the other side of regulated

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The foundations of physical, mental, emotional and spiritual pillars of healing alongside personal and demonstrative storytelling.