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Regulated or rehearsed? The difference that changes performance under pressure
Regulated responses stem from emotional awareness and nervous system control, enabling calm, intentional actions under pressure. Rehearsed responses are automatic scripts that mask anxiety and hinder adaptability, harming decision-making and trust. Building regulation via somatic practices and self-leadership fosters authentic, flexible performance and psychological safety in teams.

Dr Zoë Douglas-Judson
Jul 44 min read


Behavioural science for clearer decisions under pressure: a guide for business leaders
This guide shows how behavioral science helps leaders manage stress, reduce bias, and regulate their nervous system to shift from reactive to intentional decisions, enhancing clarity under pressure.

Dr Zoë Douglas-Judson
Mar 223 min read


Regulating your nervous system for clearer leadership decisions
Leaders can improve decision-making under pressure by regulating their autonomic nervous system through techniques like controlled breathing, grounding, enhancing vagal tone, and somatic awareness to shift from reactive to intentional responses.

Dr Zoë Douglas-Judson
Mar 94 min read
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