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So the Google-able definition of 'barometer' is: 1) an instrument measuring atmospheric pressure, used especially in forecasting the weather and determining altitude; 2) something which reflects changes in circumstances or opinions.

I think that's a rather fitting way to think about the way our body can respond to internal and external 'atmospheric pressure' changes, and changes in circumstances ... 

In today's episode of SelfKind we're talking about three things:

• The ways in which our body can act as a barometer - i.e. the things we might feel in response to internal and external pressures
• The options we have to respond to those feelings, and
• What gets in the way of us responding effectively (or at all).

Happy listening!

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