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Week 1: What sets Snappy off in .2 seconds
Mine was a kid asking a question I had just answered. The exact same question, thirty seconds later, while I was still standing in the same spot. What's yours?
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What counts as a win here
You don't have to have set a boundary with your principal or have fixed your sleep to call something a win. A win is any moment where you noticed something you would have missed a month ago. You caught yourself heading out of your window and did something about it. Or you said no to one small thing. You didn't answer the email at nine at night. Or, you got in the car after a hard day and drove home in silence, giving your nervous system a time to regulate. Post them here. Your nervous system learns from evidence, and this is where we keep the evidence. I'll start. I started sleeping with my phone on do not disturb mode. It's scary because what if something happens, but I'm sleeping so much better without hearing the constant notifications.
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This is a self-paced course.
Start whenever, go at whatever speed your life allows. If you disappear for three weeks, come back and pick up where you left off. Nobody is behind here. The discussion threads for all twelve weeks are open. Jump into whichever one you're on.
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Week 2: Hurricane Harbor or Foggy Waters?
Are you Hurricane Harbor or Foggy Waters at 4pm on a Tuesday? Say which one and one thing that gives you away.
Weekend Check In
Which nervous system loop are you closing over the next 48 hours? If your body has been trapped in a survival response all week, just resting or laying on the couch sometimes isn't enough to make you feel recovered. Your brain needs a signal that the danger is over. So, what is your nervous system game plan for this weekend? Are you going to: Discharge it? (A sweaty workout, a 60-second shake-out (think shaking like a wet dog), or shouting along to music in the car to burn off trapped adrenaline) Ground it? (Heavy yard work, a weighted blanket, or getting your bare feet into the grass to signal physical stability) Shock it? (A freezing cold shower or an ice plunge to force an instant heart-rate reset) Drop your plan below: Discharge, Ground, or Shock? Let’s hold each other accountable to some biological recovery.
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