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Stabilizing ADHD Part 3: Safety & Rituals
Christian Rabhansl PART ONE PART TWO Lally ultimately shows that behavior is not stable through motivation, but through automation. And ...
Stabilizing ADHD Part 2: Cues & Context
Christian Rabhansl PART ONE Now it is not that every cue is sufficient. Good cues are crucial. A good cue ...
Stabilizing ADHD Part 1: Forming Habits
Christian Rabhansl Rituals and ADHD? At first glance, this may not quite fit together. ADHD is often associated with restlessness, ...
Two Steering Wheels on the Same Ship
Christine Ruffolo Alternative Title: Perception, Control, & the Two Halves Unlike the human brain, which has been trained to believe ...
Jumping Coordination Tools
Jason Round Training the timing of the arms: Manipulating the depth and positioning of start: ...
Spinal Intelligence
Jenn Pilotti Alternative Title: The Literal Link Between Brain and Body. Have you noticed how noisy the conversation around the ...
Wounds & Dis-Infectant
Dare Carrasquillo I’m laying all this out for very specific reasons. In the constructed world of colonial values, personal preference ...
The Silent Origin of Awareness
Craig Mallett Alternative Title: What You Are Aware Of or Where You Are Aware From? In any practice of cultivation ...
Giving Acceptance Some Traction
Samantha Faulhaber Accepting people exactly as they are is the game. Whether I keep someone or leave someone, my job ...
HOW It’s All Connected (Part 2)
Austin Einhorn PART ONE In the last post, we worked through the most probable causes of a shoulder problem—first locally, ...