Date: November 11, 2024
This video session provides an insightful discussion into the power of stress management through self-compassion, sensory grounding, and relaxation techniques, especially when dealing with grief and loss. Participants share personal stories of navigating through grief and finding ways to reconnect with themselves and others after the passing of loved ones. By focusing on grounding exercises, they aim to shift from survival mode into a state of calm and reflection. Techniques like sensory awareness and Vagus nerve stimulation are explored as tools to relieve stress, manage overwhelming emotions, and promote mental clarity. Through compassionate exchanges, the group encourages each other to embrace the healing process and find peace in the journey.
IN THIS VIDEO:
00:01:32
Personal Reflections on Letting Go of Loved Ones’ Belongings
00:07:02
How Stress and Grief Affect Daily Life
00:12:03
Navigating Attachment Trauma and Family Dynamics
00:18:21
Introduction to Sensory Grounding Exercise: Sight Orientation
00:21:33
Five Senses Exercise: Concentrating on Sounds
00:23:24
Five Senses Exercise: Smells and Tastes
00:25:26
Five Senses Exercise: Touch and Object Interaction
00:27:24
Group Reflection on Sensory Grounding Results
00:41:08
The Role of the Vagus Nerve in Stress Relief
00:46:03
Ear Reflexology and Calming Massage Techniques
00:47:10
Emotional Healing and Self-Compassion
00:50:10
Closing Remarks & Encouragement to Continue Self-Care


