Understand what you’re dealing with
Clear information can make difficult thoughts, feelings and patterns feel a little less impossible to untangle.
A place to understand what’s going on, find something practical to try and come back to when you need a little more direction.
Clear information can make difficult thoughts, feelings and patterns feel a little less impossible to untangle.
Workbooks, prompts and tools give you somewhere to start when ‘just think positive’ isn’t exactly useful advice.
Not every method will fit. HMH gives you room to experiment, skip things and keep the parts that genuinely help.
Your resources don’t have to disappear the moment you close a page. Return to them when a different part of life needs your attention.
A 236-page digital guide and workbook designed to help you understand what may be happening during panic, explore different coping tools and figure out what genuinely feels useful to you.
Inside you’ll find 33 Paths with explanations, coping tools, reflection pages, workbook exercises and space to notice your own patterns and triggers.
No perfect method. No pressure to use everything. Start where you need to.
A closer look at 236 pages of real life experiences (unfortunately), practical tools, worksheets, grounding exercises and clear information to help you understand panic attacks and find what works for you.
More guides are taking shape behind the scenes.
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Simple to share. Built for people who genuinely connect with what HMH stands for.
I’ve read a lot of mental health content before, but this felt more practical. I could take what was useful for me and leave the rest.
What I liked most is that it didn’t feel preachy. It felt like someone was actually explaining things in a way I could understand and use.
Lajea put in her real experiences and it made me feel like I wasn't the only going through this.
Can we appreciate people being there to help you go through panic attacks? Thank you Lajea for not asking me to heal but to survive.
Thoughts, tools and practical reads for the parts of life that aren’t always easy to untangle.
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