You Probably Already Know How You Should Handle Difficult Moments
Calm down.
Let it go.
Don’t take it personally.
Stop worrying.
Think positively.
But knowing how you should handle a difficult moment isn’t the same as knowing how to handle it when you’re already caught inside one.
When you’re angry and about to say something you’ll regret.
When you can’t stop replaying what happened.
When you know you should let something go, but you can’t.
When worry keeps pulling you back into something that hasn’t even happened yet.
Those are the moments when we can lose ourselves.
I call that getting emotionally stuck.
Getting emotionally stuck means becoming caught in a feeling, thought, or behavior that pulls you away from the person you want to be.
And you can learn how to handle those moments differently.
The unSTUCK Method® is a five-step process for handling difficult moments when you’re emotionally stuck and don’t know what to do next.
STOP. TUNE IN. UNCOVER. CONSIDER. KINDNESS.
It helps you slow down what normally happens so quickly and automatically, understand what’s happening, and create enough space to find your back way back to yourself.
Start Learning How to Handle Difficult Moments Differently
Get the Book
Grab a copy of the award-winning book, The unSTUCK Method, and learn:
✅ Why you lose yourself in difficult moments
✅ How to recognize when you’re emotionally stuck
✅ The five steps of The unSTUCK Method®
✅ How to handle emotionally difficult moments using the Method
✅ How repeated practice builds confidence and self-trust
Your digital book also includes a 10-minute guided Quick Start Experience, so you can begin using the Method with something that’s bothering you today.
Let Me Help You Handle a Difficult Moment
Sometimes you’re so close to a situation that it’s hard to see what’s keeping you stuck.
Bring me something you’re angry about, worried about, replaying, regretting, or simply can’t seem to let go of.
During a private 45-minute session, I’ll personally guide you through The unSTUCK Method® using your real-life situation.
Together, we’ll slow the moment down, uncover what’s keeping you emotionally stuck, and help you decide how you want to handle it.
Your First Session: $75
45 minutes of private coaching with me
Regularly $200. Available at this price for your first session only.
You don’t need to prepare anything.
Just bring what you’re stuck in. We’ll start there.
Join Handle the Moment Together
Reading about The unSTUCK Method is one thing.
Learning to use it in the real moments of your life is another.
Handle the Moment Together is my ongoing coaching and practice community for women who want to get better at handling difficult moments without losing themselves.
Each week, we practice with the real things happening in our lives: the conversation you keep replaying, the person who pushed your buttons, the worry you can’t let go of, or the moment when you reacted in a way you wish you hadn’t.
You’ll learn to recognize when you’re emotionally stuck, use The unSTUCK Method to work your way through it, and decide how you want to handle the moment.
Over time, something begins to change.
You catch yourself sooner.
You recover faster.
You trust yourself more.
And instead of wondering, Why do I keep reacting this way?, you begin to know:
I can handle this.
“Shira Gura has a totally new approach to mindfulness,
effective even for those for whom ‘be in the moment’ advice has never worked!”
— Marshall Goldsmith, New York Times Bestselling Author
Hi, I’m Shira Gura.
I’m an author, teacher, and creator of The unSTUCK Method®.
And I didn’t create this Method because I was particularly good at handling difficult moments.
I created it because I wasn’t.
I knew what it was like to snap at someone and regret it. To hold onto something long after it happened. To replay conversations. To become convinced I was right.
And to look back afterward and think:
That’s not who I want to be.
I didn’t need more reminders to calm down or “be present.”
I needed a way to learn how to handle myself when I was already caught inside the moment.
That’s what eventually became The unSTUCK Method.
For more than a decade, I’ve been practicing The unSTUCK Method, teaching it through my books and podcast, and coaching women as they learn to use it in the real moments of their lives.
I still get emotionally stuck.
The difference is that now I know how to find my way back.
And that’s what I want to teach you.
Hi, I’m Shira Gura.
I’m an author, teacher, and creator of The unSTUCK Method®.
And I didn’t create this Method because I was particularly good at handling difficult moments.
I created it because I wasn’t.
I knew what it was like to snap at someone and regret it. To hold onto something long after it happened. To replay conversations. To become convinced I was right.
And to look back afterward and think:
That’s not who I want to be.
I didn’t need more reminders to calm down or “be present.”
I needed a way to learn how to handle myself when I was already caught inside the moment.
That’s what eventually became The unSTUCK Method.
For more than a decade, I’ve been practicing The unSTUCK Method, teaching it through my books and podcast, and coaching women as they learn to use it in the real moments of their lives.
I still get emotionally stuck.
The difference is that now I know how to find my way back.
And that’s what I want to teach you.
What Becomes Possible When You Can Handle the Moment
“I can handle things so much better now and I’m proud of myself.” – Lena
“I now have the tools to handle the moment, in the moment. It’s like an anchor.” – Ilene
“I feel so much much more capable to weather the hard things.” – Krista
“It’s so much easier to get through the day.” – Debby
You Don’t Have to Life to Stop Being Difficult
You need to know you can handle yourself when it is.
You’ll still get angry.
You’ll still worry.
People will still disappoint you, frustrate you, misunderstand you, and push your buttons.
And yes, sometimes you’ll still get emotionally stuck.
The difference is that you’ll know what to do when it happens.
You’ll know how to slow the moment down, work with what’s happening inside you, and find your way back to yourself.
And every time you do, you build something bigger than the ability to handle one difficult moment.
You build trust in yourself.
The kind of trust that says:
Whatever happens, I know I can handle it.


