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Why Sensory Play is Actually for Adults, Too: 5 Ways to Regulate Your Nervous System I’ll be honest: this last month has been really tough for me. I’ve had those days where my brain feels like it’s been put through a paper shredder, and then someone decided to set the shreds on fire. It’s that deep, heavy, "fried" feeling where even the thought of making a decision, like what to have for dinner or which email to answer first, feels like trying to climb Everest in flip-flops. I’ve spent a lot of time in what I call the "deep holes" we create for ourselves. You know the ones. You’re anxious, you’re overwhelmed, and you’re just... stuck. I actually talked about this recently on the podcast in an episode called Stuckness , because let’s face it, we’ve all been there. It’s a shitty place to be. But lately, I’ve been exploring something that sounds a little ridiculous at first. It’s called sensory play. And no, I’m not talking about toddlers in a sandbox (though,...
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  As I get ready to move out of my apartment and back into my house, it brings me back to a place that is quite painful. It's the place where my downfall in life really began. The triggers. The memories. And now the loneliness is going to make this experience a tough one for me. You see, the house started off as a beacon of joy. It was basically a new beginning. I just got married. Our kids were both going to be starting in school, and they brought a lot of promise. But many dominoes started to fall over. For one, I completely lost my identity and didn't really know who I was, and I was following trends and packs of people I saw in our area and on social media. I also began to learn about the toxic nature of the community that we were residing in. Sociological differences aside, it was not welcoming. We had a very difficult time making friendships. We always found ourselves catering to many people but never receiving any of that love back for us. And it took a toll on...

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