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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7 practices
How long you have
Who it is written for · Me
Theme · Rituals of connection
Medication and how it works 132Your nervous system 85Systems for daily life 80Get started 68Food, caffeine and fuel 53Your sense of time 52The moment before you snap 49Moving your body 48What anger actually is 48Choosing your response 45Bringing the future closer 45Exercise, food and other supports 41Equanimity and perspective 36Screens and attention 35What ADHD actually is 33Grounding and settling 33The fear underneath anger 31Touch and bodywork 31Getting assessed and diagnosed 30Practising under provocation 30Feelings and focus 28Growing empathy 28Treatment and medication 28When everything feels flat 27Structure and routine 27Being seen and judged 24Cool the body first 23Breathing 23Shame and stigma 22Making it stick 21Remembering to do it 20Knowing your partner 20Treatment and medication 18What worry does 17When you use something to cope 17Shared spiritual life 16Feeling from the inside 15Breaking the worry loop 15Fondness and admiration 14What you are actually defending 13Facing it a step at a time 13Answering bids 12Staying regulated in conflict 11Tolerate distress 11Obsessions and compulsions 10Righteous anger and perfectionism 10Listening and understanding 10Gratitude 9Posture and how you carry yourself 9Self-compassion 8Emotions as signals 8Use your strengths 8Affection and touch 7Rituals of connection 7Anger, alcohol and the body 6Question the thought 6Rebuilding trust 5Shame 5Your worth is not conditional 3When you go numb 3Notice the pattern and flex 3Living with uncertainty 3Rest and pacing 3The cost of avoiding 3Repair after rupture 3Get it out of your head 2Keep the bond 2Find meaning 2Act on your values 2Face it gently 2Meaning after harm 2When anger turns to harm 2Work with your brain 2Care for yourself in loss 1Safety and grounding 1Reading, numbers and learning differences 1Panic and the body 1Listen to the body 1Your window of tolerance 1
Approach
When · Any ordinary day

Say plainly when you are here and for how long, so they never have to guess.

Naming your presence is a small gift that removes the guesswork of whether you are reachable.

A minuteRituals of connectionCoreQur’an 17:34

Keep one daily moment to reconnect, a few minutes that are only about the two of you.

Morning coffee, the walk, the goodnight. A small daily island of us.

Five minutesRituals of connectionEmotionally focusedQur’an 25:62

Choose one small daily ritual and protect it this week. Same time, phones away.

The morning tea, the evening walk, the goodnight. Small, repeated, only yours.

Five minutesRituals of connectionGottmanQur’an 25:62

Go to bed at the same time tonight.

Small shared rhythms, sleeping and waking and eating together, are the scaffolding of closeness.

Five minutesRituals of connectionCoreQur’an 30:21

Once this week, sit together unhurried and share one feeling and one reassurance.

Not logistics. How are we really, and what do you need from me. A regular heart to heart.

Twenty minutesRituals of connectionEmotionally focusedQur’an 30:21

Share one meal today with nothing else happening, no screen, no rush.

Undivided attention over something ordinary is a small daily ritual of belonging.

Twenty minutesRituals of connectionCoreQur’an 4:19

Keep a weekly date, just the two of you, to keep learning each other with open questions.

A regular two hours together, asking about dreams and hopes, keeps your map of each other current.

Twenty minutesRituals of connectionGottmanQur’an 25:74

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