Silence Your Chatter Girl

We all have that voice in our heads that replays mistakes, predicts what could go wrong, questions our choices, or keeps us stuck in worry. I call that voice your “Chatter Girl.”

Silencing your Chatter Girl does not mean getting rid of your thoughts. It means learning to recognize when old, conditioned thought patterns take over and creating space between those thoughts and who you really are. In this section, I’ll share insights, ideas, and practical guidance around the thoughts, habits, emotions, and everyday experiences that can influence how we feel, respond, and move through life.

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Leslie McKenna

Leslie McKenna

I am a therapist with a neuroscience-informed approach to counseling, with experience helping clients navigate concerns such as anxiety, depression, body shame, and trauma. My work draws on brain science, mindfulness, practical coping skills, and EMDR training to help clients better understand the connection between their thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and nervous system.