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Your body feels like it’s constantly on high alert. Heart racing, tension that won’t release, worry, sensations that trigger anxiety spirals. You’ve tried to “just relax,” but your nervous system has other ideas.
What if the problem isn’t that you’re broken, but that your brain and body are doing exactly what they’ve learned to do to protect you?
This 4-week workshop explains the science of how your nervous system actually works and gives you practical tools to work with it instead of feeling at its mercy.
Week 1: The Prediction Machine
How your brain creates your experience through predictions and how those predictions drive real physical changes in your body.
Week 2: The Alarm Loop
Why your sense of threat starts as a prediction, not just a reaction and how to break the cycle when your body responds to predictions that don’t match what’s happening.
Week 3: Inside-Sensing & Practical Levers
How to pay attention to your body without triggering spirals, plus two practical levers you can use in real time when the alarm ramps up.
Week 4: Your Personal System
Design a personalized toolkit that works for your patterns and build sustainable practice
By the end of 4 weeks, you’ll be able to:
These skills are meant to support, not replace, the care you receive from your clinicians.
Adults who feel stuck in loops such as stress, anxiety, or worry, that may be tied to symptoms or illness and who are ready to actively participate in how they respond to the events in their lives.
Grounded in neuroscience research on how the brain predicts and responds to threat
Each week includes simple skills you can use right away.
Designed to work alongside your healthcare team,not replace it.
Build a system you can maintain long-term.
Brief weekly pre/post ratings check-ins you can see how your experience is changing over time
Workshop starts: 23 March 2026
Investment: $499
Space limited to Only 30 participants
*Medical Disclaimer:
This workshop is educational and skills-based. It complements medical care and does not replace it. If you have new, severe, or worsening symptoms, please consult your healthcare provider.