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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/emmacameron/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114A Body Check-In is simple to do, yet its impact can be quite profound. The Body Check-In is simply a way of tuning in to what’s going on inside you. It’s a secret tool for self-awareness, decision making and self-guidance.<\/p>\n
Body Check-Ins can help you get clearer on what you want and need, and nudge you towards your best next step. It’s a kind of inner sat nav, to help you find your way through the maze of choices and disruptions in life.<\/p>\n
Here’s what therapist Bari Tessler says about the Body Check-In:<\/p>\n
It will bring you home to yourself. It will unravel layers and layers. It will soothe frayed nerves and dissolve the mental fog. *<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Tessler recommends using the Body Check-In any time you have to make a financial decision (like whether or not to buy something) and also at all sorts of other moments when you want to connect to your inner guidance and feelings.<\/p>\nBody Check-In: Your Secret Tool for Self-Awareness <\/a><\/span>Share on X<\/a><\/span>\n
A Body Check-In can help you:<\/h2>\n
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- Know what you are feeling<\/strong> (“Am I hungry, angry, or tired? Or do I need comfort right now because I’m actually really sad?”)<\/li>\n
- Remain centred when things start to feel overwhelming<\/strong> (So you don’t get swept away by fearful thoughts about the future, or drowned in feelings rooted in the past)<\/li>\n
- Stay connected to your authentic self<\/strong> (Knowing your core emotions<\/a> in the moment is a great way to feel authentic and true to yourself)<\/li>\n
- Figure out how to connect to someone else when difficult stuff is coming up<\/strong> (Tuning in to what your body is saying you need, or what you fear, can help you work out how to connect even in a challenging situation)<\/li>\n
- Make a decision<\/strong> (“Should I really buy those gorgeous leather boots?”)<\/li>\n
- Allow yourself to stay with good feelings, even when this brings up anxiety<\/strong> (Because for many of us, feeling good can actually trigger foreboding thoughts of “Something bad must be just around the corner” so we unconsciously move away from good feelings too quickly)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n