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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.
When a medicine seems to be underperforming, look at what else is in the room before reaching for a higher dose. Anxiety, low mood and a wrecked sleep pattern can each blunt a good response or imitate a poor one.
Otherwise the dose climbs while the real driver goes untreated, and the side effects arrive without the benefit. Ask what a bad night actually looks…
Peripheral biofeedback, the sort that tracks skin conductance and heart rate rather than brainwaves, has more behind it than neurofeedback does. You practise letting the body drop into a calmer state while a monitor shows you it happening.
Once that state is familiar, pair it with a distinctive scent used only for this. After enough repetitions the smell starts pulling the state along…
Headsets have become cheap enough to sit in an ordinary consulting room, and the use with the best backing is graded exposure. You can set the intensity exactly and repeat it as often as the person needs.
The value is in the control. A feared situation can be dialled up in small steps, run again the moment it stops being frightening, and ended without…
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…
There is more about focus, starting, and adhd than the practices: the focus, starting, and adhd area has the themes and the courses too.