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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.
If you cannot feel your own state yet, a device that shows it on a screen can stand in until you can.
Ear clips and phone apps that display your heart rhythm turn something invisible into a light changing colour, and for people who have spent years…
If a practice feels like homework you are failing at, turn it into a game. Some feedback tools do this for you, bringing colour and birdsong to a grey screen as your heart rhythm settles.
Trying hard to relax is a trap. The effort keeps you keyed up, and then you have one more thing to be bad at. Play sidesteps that entirely. It is the…
There is a listening programme that filters music into the range of the human voice, given in short sittings that add up to a few hours, to make speech easier for the body to take in.
It is delivered by a trained provider rather than downloaded and run at home, usually in small doses with a pause if things stir up. If you have…
This is given in small doses with pauses built in, and the pace is meant to bend around you. Ask for less if you need less.
There are shorter and longer versions, and versions without a human voice for people who find singing in a particular language hard to hear. A…
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…
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