Identify and reduce unnecessary inputs, stimulation and accumulated load that keep the nervous system working harder than it needs to.
WHAT THIS CODE COVERS
- Load vs "toxins" — DETOX reduces nervous-system burden; it does not promise to medically cleanse the body
- Your total input load — physical, sensory, digital, cognitive, emotional, relational and environmental
- Stimulation stacking — how individually manageable inputs become overwhelming when layered
- Digital overload — notifications, scrolling, constant novelty, information consumption and availability
- Sensory load — noise, light, crowds, screens, clutter and lack of quiet
- Cognitive load — unfinished tasks, decisions, mental tabs and constant problem-solving
- Emotional load — repeated exposure to conflict, upsetting information and emotionally demanding situations
- Relational load — over-accessibility, over-responsibility, rescuing and conversations that consume capacity
- Body load — inadequate sleep, inconsistent nutrition and hydration, overtraining, excessive stimulation, insufficient recovery
- Input versus capacity — why the same environment can feel manageable one day and unbearable another
- Creating subtraction — regulation is sometimes about removing input rather than adding another technique
- The 24-hour nervous-system detox — temporary reduction of unnecessary stimulation
- Building low-input windows — periods when the nervous system is not receiving new demands
- Your personal load inventory
- What needs to be reduced, paused, delegated, completed or released
- Creating your personal DETOX protocol
WHAT IS INCLUDED
- Workbook
- Audio
- Practices
- Brain Entrainment
THE CODE
Clear the static.
What can I release?
Before you can build a new pattern, you need enough space to recognise and interrupt the old one.
The rest of this Code opens when you unlock it.
