Practices
Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.
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Approach · Body based
If your usual trouble is going blank, feeling unreal or watching yourself from a distance, this is the kind of work that tends to reach that.
When you are numb, techniques that ask you to notice what you feel in your body have very little to work with, because the noticing is the part that…
Some people end up fully flipped, awake until three in the morning and unable to surface until evening. That is genuinely hard to reset, and not for want of trying.
Ordinary sleep advice is not built for this. What tends to be needed is help with timing: light at the right hour, a plan to move the whole cycle in…
Trauma sleeplessness usually has two layers: night itself carries meaning, and the body's clock has moved. Both need attention.
If bad things happened at night, lying in the dark listening to every sound is not a bad habit, it is vigilance doing its job. Sleep advice alone…
When someone finally reaches somewhere safe, do not be surprised if they fall apart rather than bloom. Stay close through that part.
People who have lived on high alert often start grieving once the danger stops, and it can look like going backwards: more tears, more fear about the…
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