7 Micro Habits to Escape the Freeze Response - Polyvagal Tools for Depression and Burnout

7 Micro Habits to Escape the Freeze Response - Polyvagal Tools for Depression and Burnout

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Feeling Sluggish or Numb? It Might Be the Freeze Response

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Feeling Sluggish or Numb? It Might Be the Freeze Response

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7 Micro Habits to Escape the Freeze Response - Polyvagal Tools for Depression and Burnout

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  1. 1 Feeling Sluggish or Numb? It Might Be the Freeze Response
  2. 2 Trauma in the Nervous System and the Polyvagal Ladder
  3. 3 2 Core Principles to Move Out of the Freeze Response
  4. 4 Habit 1: Fix Your Posture to Activate the Nervous System After Freeze
  5. 5 Habit 2: Use Light to Repair Trauma in the Nervous System
  6. 6 Habit 3: Use Heat & Cold to Break the Freeze Response
  7. 7 Habit 4: Vagus Nerve Reset for Depression, Burnout, and Shutdown
  8. 8 Habit 5: Use Structured Routines to Support a Traumatized Nervous System
  9. 9 Habit 6: Combat the Negativity Filter that Fuels Depression
  10. 10 Habit 7: Get Real Rest to Escape the Freeze Response
  11. 11 Bonus: Use Happy Scents to Spark Energy When You Feel Burnout

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