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Module 3: Co-Regulation & Nervous System Communication
📝 Share Your #1 Take-Away Below! If you consider yourself an empath and spend a lot of time around a dysregulated person, you might start feeling like their stress is your own. Many connect over their stressors or traumas, discussing the latest distressing news as a way to bond. But this is co-dysregulation. As a practitioner of this work, co-regulation is foundational and is one of the most crucial topics and skill sets for humans to learn is co-regulation. Co-regulation is all about how your electrical bubble, your nervous system, interacts with another's nervous system. When we spend time with someone with a regulated nervous system, we start to co-regulate with them, finding balance without saying a word. Conversely, if someone's dysregulated and we spend time with them, we might start to feel dysregulated ourselves. We discuss this in this video.
3 likes • Sep '25
@Sharon Eland thank you...its still processing and just lovely that a lifetime of memories gets opened up so probably a lifetime of healing too. I created my own ceremonies and do things in honor such as zip lining, white water rafting and this weekend hot air balloon ride if weather is ok. I won't sit and wait for death to show up.
0 likes • Feb 23
@Jami Nixon is this a Gabor Mate quote? It really sounds familiar. But it is so true! Trauma and dysregulation didn't happen alone so neither does the healing.
We're Conducting a Study & Need Your Support!
We are excited to share that we’re about to begin a research study exploring how breathwork can support individuals living with Somatic Symptom Disorder (SSD). We’re looking for adults (18–65, based in the UK) who may be experiencing ongoing physical symptoms—like fatigue, pain, or shortness of breath—that can’t fully be explained by medical tests, and who would like to take part in a one-month online breathwork program as part of Bal's PhD study. The study includes: - A 10-minute daily guided breathwork audio. - Weekly online group sessions led by a practitioner. - Before and after questionnaires to assess progress. Everything is online, voluntary, and confidential — and participants can join from anywhere in the UK. If you know anyone who might benefit or be interested, we’d be deeply grateful if you could share our flyer in your networks or communities. Every share helps us reach people who could truly benefit from this research. Thank you for helping us bring more understanding, care, and evidence-based awareness to the power of breathwork. With gratitude, Bal & @Dr. Samir Mujagic | Soma+IQ
0 likes • Feb 23
@Delphine Hill I just wanted to drop in and say I'm rooting for you. You are still here for a purpose. I wish you the best.
0 likes • Feb 23
Are there any updates or results on this study yet?
Welcome! Introduce yourself + Share what brings you here! 🎉
Community is about connection, so let's get to know each other! Comment below sharing where you are in the world, a photo of your expression, yourself, your pet, or nature if you'd like, and something you like to do for fun. 😊 🗓️ - Add the 3 Day Summit to Your Calendar!! A few ways to get started right away: 1️⃣ - Dive right into the Daily Breathwork Reset Experience 2️⃣ - Take a look at our full calendar experiences here - (not required for the summit) So get started below and lets connect! 🧡
Welcome! Introduce yourself + Share what brings you here! 🎉
1 like • Apr '25
@Leilani ONeill I've been very lucky.
1 like • Oct '25
@S B as a former both sahm and hs utilize the post bedtime or pre-kids up routine. That time you usually stay up for me time is the perfect "me time". or ask Dad or a girlfriend to handle it by taking out for a morning in park or afternoon what ever works where they can make memories (even just a picnic lunch they can take along-prepacked of course) will give you a chance to do 30 min reset. I was a army Family Rediness Leader and have all kinds of coping info for married "single" moms. Contact me if you want :) best wishes
Breathwork and autism: dementia
I met a psychiatrist that was interested in breathwork for an autistic teen. Has anyone done this? I’m familiar w working with autistic people due to mneme therapy certification but looking for some feedback on IRL experiences
0 likes • Aug '25
Clarification: I have worked with persons diagnosed with asd and dementia but not done breathwork with anyone having that diagnosis. I'm exploring if anyone has and how that has gone. Or even if it is contraindicated.
New beginnings
Looking forward to learning breathwork that really makes a difference
0 likes • Jul '25
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Jodi Cauch
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April 2025 Soma+IQ graduate. Owner of Bella Soma in Lexington KY. ISSA certified personal trainer. USAF vet, Univ of KY grad 2001 and boy mom(2).

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