At-Home Strength Training Guide & Video: Regulate Your Nervous System
When you feel triggered, your instinct might be to push yourself with a high-intensity workout to blow off steam. But this approach may not always be the best, especially if you’re already feeling overwhelmed. Instead, low-intensity strength training can...
Beginner’s Guide to Yoga and Calisthenics: Guided Video for PTSD Relief
If you’re looking for an easy entry into training without a gym membership or time-consuming routines, yoga and calisthenics are perfect. These exercises can be done at home with little to no equipment and help manage stress, anxiety, and PTSD symptoms.
How to Train Low-Intensity Cardio for PTSD Relief
Most people associate workouts with high-intensity exercises, giving all your effort, or as a way to blow off some steam. However, when you’re already on edge, a high-intensity workout may do more harm than good. In these cases…
Guide to the Top 3 Breathing Exercises for PTSD Relief
You can do deep breathing exercises anywhere and anytime to get your nerves in check. All it takes is 1 minute of your day. To help you find the one that fits your needs best, here are the top 3 best deep breathing exercises…
How to Perform Progressive Muscle Relaxation for PTSD Relief
Progressive Muscle Relaxation (PMR) is a powerful technique that helps calm your nervous system and reduce stress. It can be a stand alone exercise or part of a meditation session. It is a technique you can perform all by yourself…
The Best Strategies to Calm Your Nerves: Nervousness & Nervous System
Even after all the work we put in, our nerves can get the best of us. The brain often tricks us into reacting to situations that remind us of past painful experiences, even when the future is uncertain. Uncertainty and nervousness can breed insecurities, anxiety and even paranoia in our minds…
Why Self-Introspection is Important Before You Find a Support System
We can’t do it all alone forever, but during the time before finding the support we need, self work is essential. Rushing to find help can lead us to the wrong type of relationships, which can cause more damage than help, or even mishandle...
How to Stop Self-Sabotage: Change the way you speak to yourself
We often are the hardest on ourselves. Being self-aware and accountable for the things we do wrong is necessary for our growth. However, when we beat ourselves up when we’re already down, it keeps us down. At times it can be a defense mechanism to avoid the hard things and...
How to Build Resilience Through Fitness
We’ve all given up on a thing before, big or small. Think about how easily you gave up?.. The most common issue is quickly loosing motivation: you’re not able to stick through your plan in moments when you’re not seeing change…but those are the moments if you choose differently just one time to continue, it’ll help you to breakthrough.
Manage Emotions & Curb Disease through Exercise: Master Your Body & Mind
Emotional health often connotes privilege and luxury. Minorities especially, or those from older generations were encouraged to ignore our emotions or simply get over them. When we consider the term health, it’s simply not a priority to most. The goal isn’t to become a victim, but rather to build better capacity to manage emotions rather than simply ignore them…
The Mindful Approach to Fitness: Optimize Your Mental Health
The reason why self-talk is important is because it directly impacts our mental health. An example of what it may sound like for someone to never start their fitness journey, despite how much they desire it, can sound something like this: “I’m depressed, I feel stuck…why can’t I just start?” “I feel self-conscious.” It becomes a cycle of self-judgement and self-criticism, which either beats complacency in never starting or drives us to reach physical goals without the mental and emotional fulfillment.
How to Find Peace in Loneliness: 3 Questions for Self-reflection
This is for all the people that don’t talk about the things that they bottle up inside themselves - and don’t know how to or don’t want to. That way of being however, makes the feeling only bigger. So what are you avoiding…