Four weeks of short test runs
Each day starts with an everyday scene and ends with a small exercise: one minute, about five minutes, or longer if you feel like it. The one minute counts.
New book · Self-help
A 4-Week Nervous System Regulation Workbook for Women Who Are Always On
For everyone who is still on at night. Four weeks, eight small tools, about ten minutes a day. No vagus reset, no cold plunge, no guilt. Instead: three women whose Tuesday evenings may look familiar, and honest answers about what the research actually shows.
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For Kindle readers – and for everyone who would rather write on paper at the kitchen table. Ten pages, US Letter, no sign-up:
The audio breathing guide will be added here soon.
What’s inside
Each day starts with an everyday scene and ends with a small exercise: one minute, about five minutes, or longer if you feel like it. The one minute counts.
Orienting, a long exhale, movement breaks, an evening transition – and in Week 3, what often helps most: crossing things off, handing them off, asking clearly.
Vagus nerve resets, ice water, humming, ear clips, smartwatch scores: each promise is checked against the research, with separate verdicts for evidence and safety.
37 studies and expert sources, each matched to a claim. No cure claims, no diagnosis. And a Pizza Rule for the days when nothing works.
The people in the book
Project manager, two kids, a parents’ group text with 47 unread messages. She notices the tension only when she snaps the lunch box shut.
Med-surg nurse on rotating shifts, gallows humor, loud guitar music in the parked car. Her mom leaves four-minute voicemails.
Digital agency, smartwatch, tracks her sleep every night. Tries every wellness trend – and takes you along into the Myth Labs.
“I’ll call you back in ten minutes” is a complete sentence.
Editions
118 pages · 6 × 9 in · logbook and forms to write in
$14.99Color images · linked sources · printables on this page
$6.99Prices for Amazon.com. A German edition, „Heute mal nicht alles“, is also available.
This book offers general information about stress, recovery, and everyday life. It is not a substitute for medical or mental health advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The program as a whole has not been tested in studies; individual claims are backed by sources or clearly marked as unclear. Research, writing, translation, and illustrations were created with the help of AI tools and checked against the cited sources. The book has not been reviewed by a physician or a therapist. If you are in crisis, call or text 988. In an emergency, call 911.
No diagnosis. Questions are sent to Firebase/Gemini to generate an answer.