Reflexologist, reiki and sound healing practitioner, Laura Devonshire, shares the resources that support her life and includes some links for you to check out I love having a variety of different tools in my 'life toolkit' and these are my favourite go to tools! As I was writing them down it made me realise who the vast majority of them are for down-regulating my nervous system. Sometimes my practices as higher energy, activating and releasing but more often than not they help me to balance the fast pace of juggling a busy London life 😆
Movement & Music - both of these, without fail, help me come back into my body and ground me. Whether it's soothing music and yin yoga, something more uptempo and Vinyasa yoga or resistance training or an all out disco for one and shaking my tail feathers, EVERYTHING feels better afterwards! Nature - plugging into Mother Earth always soothes my soul and settles my mind and nervous system 💚 I feel really grateful I live near a beautiful forest. I love seeing the seasonal changes and how the little buds are starting to peek through now! My go to 'happy place' is always the sea 💙. I can happily while away hours watching and listening to the sound of waves and contemplating the vastness of the oceans. Pranayama & Breathwork - a topic I could talk about for days! It's our most accessible 'tool' that has the quickest impact on our nervous system and it's totally free!!! I regularly check in with how I'm breathing and where I'm breathing into. I often catch myself when I'm in a stressful moment and take a moment to reset my breathing and take a long slow breath. Here is a breathing meditation I shared a few years ago that always helps me. https://youtu.be/Z00E7bFmua0?si=44XQPprHUwPUHJfm Meditation - my main practice is Vipasanna but I also love Yoga Nidra and listen to a variety of wonderful teachers. This particular Yoga Nidra is one I am currently recommending to my clients and friends as I find I always feel so present and calm afterwards. https://insig.ht/iyHo2EndERb Journaling - The Morning Pages is a practice I come back to time and time again. I was introduced to this journaling practice via a yoga teacher mentoring program many years ago and found it to be a real game changer. It helps clear the mental chatter and clutter and I notice improved mental clarity and feel much more spacious and clear.
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