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Hypervigilance is a heightened state of alertness in which a person may constantly scan their surroundings, relationships, or circumstances for signs of danger or something going wrong. This episode explores what can contribute to hypervigilance, how it can affect everyday life and relationships, and ways to build greater awareness, safety, and emotional regulation.
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