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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.
How often you actually do it matters more than which version you chose. The people who keep turning up tend to get more out of it, and those who carry on at home get more again.
This is quietly encouraging, because an unimpressive practice done regularly beats an ideal one you manage twice. It also sets the expectation…
Part of why martial arts suit some people has little to do with the kicking. Every session opens with a plan and closes with a look back at what happened and what comes next.
Those brackets at each end are doing quiet work: planning, then reviewing, then planning again, which are exactly the things that are hard to hold in…
If talking about it has not shifted things, a body based practice is worth trying next. It is not a consolation prize.
Some of what trauma leaves behind sits underneath words: the flinch, the going blank, the pull towards hurting yourself. Practices that work through…
There is a listening programme that filters music into the range of the human voice, given in short sittings that add up to a few hours, to make speech easier for the body to take in.
It is delivered by a trained provider rather than downloaded and run at home, usually in small doses with a pause if things stir up. If you have…
There is more about your body than the practices: the your body area has the themes and the courses too.
This is given in small doses with pauses built in, and the pace is meant to bend around you. Ask for less if you need less.
There are shorter and longer versions, and versions without a human voice for people who find singing in a particular language hard to hear. A…