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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.
A weighted vest seems to do its work in roughly the first quarter of an hour. Twenty minutes did not beat fifteen, so longer is not more help.
Use it as a tool for a moment rather than a garment for the day: on before the piece of work that needs the most sitting still, off once that is…
Before anyone does something exposing, let them check their own conditions and give them a clean way to say no. A public yes given under pressure is not really a yes.
It can be as ordinary as asking someone to consider whether they have the privacy, the time and the state of mind for this today. Ask it first and…
Let one trustworthy person in slowly. Trust is rebuilt in small, safe steps, not all at once.
You do not owe everyone access, and you do not have to stay walled off forever. One safe person, by degrees.
Before you leave today, find your spouse and say goodbye properly, face to face.
Not a shout from the door. A real parting, a word about when you will be back.
When you come home today, find your spouse before anything else, and give a full minute.
Before the post, the phone, the fridge. Them first, with your eyes and attention.
Looking for a whole subject rather than a single practice? Start from the nine areas.