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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.
Give a new habit two months rather than two weeks, and change one thing at a time. The old line about thirty days sets you up to feel like a failure on day thirty one.
Routines that wobble make repetition harder, and repetition is the whole mechanism, so it simply takes longer for some of us. Pick one change, keep…
Unstructured play in a big open space settles a child. A structured class teaches them how to be with other children. You want some of each, for different reasons.
If you only ever book the class, you take away the roaming that calms them down. If you only ever send them out to roam, they miss the taking turns…
Whatever gets you outside and quiet for a stretch of time counts. Fishing, sitting in a hide, weeding, waiting in the car park with the window down.
Nobody has to call it mindfulness for it to work like mindfulness. Hours of low demand attention outdoors, with nothing much required of you, is the…
Martial arts happen to bundle four useful things at once: hard physical work, a fixed structure, feedback in the moment, and a teacher who stays. That is why they suit restless minds so well.
Any one of those on its own helps a little. Together they cover the arousal, the shapelessness of time, the need for a reward that arrives today…
There is more about your body than the practices: the your body area has the themes and the courses too.