Somatic practice to regulate emotions

Have you ever wished you could regulate your emotions more effectively? Imagine being able to tune into your body’s sensations, respond to challenges with clarity and creativity, and avoid impulsive reactions. If this resonates with you, you’re in the right place. In this blog, we’ll explore how somatic practice can empower you to improve emotional … Read more

3 somatic practices for nervous system regulation

Do you ever feel overwhelmed by stress, anxious, or just out of sync with your body? Many of us do, and that’s where somatic practices for nervous system regulation come in. These mind-body techniques help us reconnect with our physical selves, calm the mind, and find balance. By tuning into your body’s natural wisdom, you … Read more

SOMATIC EXERCISE

Somatic feedback is the invaluable information our body provides through physical sensations and feelings. It is a profound source of insight into our emotions, yet understanding and effectively processing it can be a complex journey. To navigate this intricate web of somatic feedback and emotional intelligence, powerful self-practices can enhance your overall well-being. In today’s … Read more

somatic exercises to get out of your head into your body

Discover a transformative journey as we guide you through three powerful somatic exercises designed to help you break free from mental chatter and reconnect with your body’s wisdom.

salivate

Because of the anatomy of the vagus nerve, salivating can be an extremely effective technique for calming the nervous system.

diaphragmatic and lymphatic release

Did you know that the lymphatic system is one of the most powerful yet neglected systems in the body and is critical for our immune health? As we know, nearly 90% of all chronic disease and chronic health conditions are associated with excessive or persistent inflammation.

Vagus nerve hack trapezius twist

Do you have forward head posture or know someone who does? Or maybe you are sitting at your desk all day and you are constantly feeling restricted? Well, if so, this vagus nerve hack is for you.

Vagus nerve hack sphinx

The sphinx is another vagus nerve hack that can improve your cervical range of motion, thereby increasing blood flow to the brainstem and stimulating the vagus nerve. It relaxes the SCM and trapezius muscles, allowing for greater mobility.

Breathing before eating

If you are experiencing acid reflux, bloating, constipation, or poor digestion, then this vagus nerve hack is definitely for you.
In order to have optimal digestion, we need a lot of blood flow to our digestive tract. When we are in a fight or flight state, or a stressed state, the blood is moving away from our digestive system which will slow gastric motility.

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