Anxiety Relief: A Practice for Post-Crisis Recovery
Impossible d'ajouter des articles
Échec de l’élimination de la liste d'envies.
Impossible de suivre le podcast
Impossible de ne plus suivre le podcast
-
Lu par :
-
De :
À propos de ce contenu audio
Share Your Tips and Take-aways with me!
This was created for a "Post-Storm Recovery"
This episode offers a practical guide for recovering after a crisis or prolonged stress, particularly addressing the body's lingering alert state after a storm or any crisis. It introduces a mindfulness practice combined with aromatherapy to help calm the nervous system, manage anxiety, and aid in rest and recovery. Key techniques include breathwork, the use of essential oils like lavender and cedarwood, and intentional affirmations to signal the end of survival mode. The session is centered on creating a sense of safety and steadiness without forcing a return to normalcy, emphasizing the importance of gentle recovery.
00:22 Setting Up for the Practice
01:59 Breathing Techniques
05:56 Post-Crisis Aroma Cognition Ritual
🌿 Post-Crisis Aromacognition Ritual
“Marking the End of Survival Mode”
This ritual helps the brain encode safety after prolonged stress, which is often missing after events like extended outages or storms.
When to Use: Once daily for 3–5 days after the crisis. Especially helpful in the evening or before sleep
The Ritual (5–7 minutes total)
1. Choose One Oil (Intention Before Action)
Select one oil only—simplicity signals safety.
- Lavender → emotional safety, sleep recovery. Cedarwood → grounding after instability . Frankincense → mental clarity + reassurance. Bergamot → lifting heaviness and emotional fatigue
2. Anchor the Meaning (Neuroscience Step)
Before inhaling, say quietly:
This links the aroma to completion, not coping.
3. Gentle Sensory Pairing
- Apply 1 drop to palms or collarbone. Inhale softly once or twice. Pair with one long exhale
4. Body Cue of Safety
Place a hand on your chest or belly and notice: warmth, contact, weight
5. Close with Identity Language
Say one sentence that reinforces regulation:
- My body knows how to recover.
- I am allowed to rest after resilience.
- This chapter is closing.
Support the show
When you are ready, there are a few ways we can connect—each designed to meet you where you are:
- CLICK HERE and get The Default to Yes newsletter, where I share weekly mindset shifts, simple nervous-system rituals, scripture-anchored reflections, practical tools for regulated living as a nurse. No overwhelm. No pressure. Just steady encouragement to keep moving forward - aligned and grounded.
- If you’re looking for a steady place to land between episodes, you’re welcome to join our free Facebook community, The Regulated Nurse.
-a private space for nurses and health care professionals focused on nervous system regulation, inner clarity, and sustainable practices that help you trust yourself again—one steady step at a time. - If this episode stirred something in you and you’d like a quiet space to talk it through, you’re welcome to schedule a short 20 minute clarity call.
It’s a conversation by phone or Zoom—no pressure, no fixing—just space for what is coming up, and what you want more (or less) of. NO REGRETS Discovery Call - Let me know what it looks like when you default to YES! VOICE MESSAGE.
Vous êtes membre Amazon Prime ?
Bénéficiez automatiquement de 2 livres audio offerts.Bonne écoute !