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Today’s the day: Nervous System Reboot LIVE

Jul 10, 2025

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Feeling dysregulated? Join us LIVE at 12.30noon.

Today's LIVE is all about you.

Because you’re not “just” a parent — you are the cornerstone of your family’s regulation.

But who supports your nervous system?

🌀 Today at 12.30 noon, this is what we’ll walk through on the membership:

The “Where is my nervous system?” check-in
Understanding your own stress signature
Creating mini reboots throughout the day (that don’t require silence or spa days!)
How to stay steady when the family’s emotions surge

You’ll also receive a printable Parent Check-in Tool to start using right away — a small but mighty anchor for your week.

Link to Membership LIVE: HERE

Time: 12.30 noon

We want to help you feel stronger, steadier, and more in tune with yourself, because your nervous system sets the tone for your whole home.

See you later.

Your Child and Adolescent Psychologist,

Lorraine Xx

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