
69% average self-reported stress reduction in minutes
Across 1,274 participants in live group sessions
Healthcare teams are working under constant cognitive load—interruptions, shifting priorities, and sustained emotional pressure throughout the day.
I design evidence-based Stress Reset Programs that help staff regulate stress in real time, reduce cumulative burnout risk, and support long-term operational resilience.
I’m Annie Moussu, founder of Hush Your Mind and Certified EFT Tapping Master Practitioner.

Over the past several years, I’ve supported therapists, social workers, caregivers, and healthcare professionals navigating emotional exhaustion and compassion fatigue.
A consistent pattern emerged: even highly skilled, dedicated professionals struggle under sustained stress without practical nervous system regulation tools.
Today, I partner directly with healthcare leaders to bring short, structured stress-reset sessions into care environments—equipping staff with science-backed tools they can use in minutes, even during demanding shifts.
Evidence
Recent real-world live group sessions with 1,274 participants showed a 69% average reduction in self-reported stress within minutes.
These outcomes translate directly to high-pressure team environments.
View the full large-scale case study for methodology and outcomes.
Why This Matters
Sustained clinical pressure and constant task-switching increase burnout risk across care environments.
Without practical tools for real-time stress regulation, this strain accumulates—impacting retention, morale, and workforce stability.
Designed For
• Private clinics and care teams
• Professional healthcare associations
Current Availability
Structured pilot programs are available for teams looking to reduce burnout risk and strengthen workforce stability without adding operational complexity.
Leaders interested in assessing fit can schedule a 30-minute demo call, which includes a 15-minute guided tapping experience.
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