Yellow for light. Blue for calm. Caregivers live between those two hues, the bright energy that awakens, and the steady calm that heals. Every day, they carry both. They walk into a room that might feel heavy and bring light. They sit with someone anxious and bring calm. This ability to balance brightness with serenity is not coincidence, it’s a practiced form of awareness. At Neurosize , we call this cognitive clarity : the ability to see what others need and the calm to giv

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