The Chronic Fatigue and Burnout Recovery Podcast12 Jul 2024

Episode 92 - All The Ways You Can Regulate Your Nervous System

Nervous system regulation is an important part of managing a Chronic Illness. No doubt, if you are having a chronic illness experience you have probably heard by now that you need to support your nervous system. But how do you do that? There seem to be so many different options available and it is hard to know what will work for you.

The reality is, when it comes to supporting the nervous system, there isn't a one size fits all approach. We want to find the ways that work best for our system and do more of what works! In this episode Anna talks about all the different options for nervous system regulation.

She shares some of her personal experiences with different modalities, what worked, what didn’t work and things that have helped her clients. She discusses pro’s and con’s of certain therapies and holds space for the fact that everyone heals a little differently and it is up to us to find what resonates best with our system.

If you know that nervous system regulation is a missing piece of your healing puzzle and you've felt confused about where to start or what therapies could be helpful for you, this episode will help you with some ideas to get the ball rolling.

Useful links:

Take the Chronic Fatigue Quiz: https://app.annamarsh.co.uk/quiz-page

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Work with me: https://annamarsh.co.uk/work-together/

Website: http://annamarsh.co.uk/

The Nurturing Resilience Program is now the Nurturing Resilience Membership: https://annamarsh.co.uk/nurturing-resilience/

Nervous System Workshop: https://annamarsh.co.uk/workshop/

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