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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.
The same breathing serves different jobs at different times. Early on it may be there to help you sleep and stay contained. Later it may be there to help you feel more, not less.
This is worth knowing so you do not judge yourself for finding a practice useful now that was useless six months ago, or the other way round. In the…
If your mood drops reliably as the light goes, that is worth naming as a thing in its own right. Seasonal low is more common alongside ADHD, and a light box first thing in the morning helps a lot of people.
Use it early in the day and use it consistently, since the timing is part of how it works. It is also worth asking whoever prescribes for you about…
Use a timer you can see rather than a warning you have to remember. A dial that shrinks, or a light that goes from green to red, does the work that five more minutes never quite does.
Time is not something everyone feels passing. Turning it into something you can look at moves the job from guessing to seeing, which is much easier.…
One minute of moving between tasks. Star jumps, a lap of the corridor, anything that gets the blood going before you sit down to the next thing.
Classrooms that do this report smoother changeovers and better recall of whatever was just taught. The same trick works at a desk: end one job, move…
There is more about your body than the practices: the your body area has the themes and the courses too.