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Episode Summary
Designed specifically for survivors who can’t fully go no contact or who are dealing with co-parenting, post-separation abuse, or unpredictable communication.
What You’ll Learn
Why narcissist-triggered thoughts become obsessive
How trauma-bond withdrawal and hypervigilance fuel spirals
The 90-second grounding method that stops the loop
A fast orienting technique that pulls you out of overthinking
How to reduce reactivity and calm your nervous system in real time
Your Next Step in Healing
1-Month Private Coaching (Nervous System Reset & Support)
3-Month Transformational Coaching (Deep Healing + Identity Rebuild)
Empowered Boundaries Course
Paid Resource: Copy-Paste-Peace Scripts
Free Resource: Boundaries Pocket Guide
Join the Free Facebook Community
TRANSCRIPT:
Welcome to your Thursday, thrive in five, your five minute pause from the chaos, the gaslighting, and that text you knew better than to reply to take a breath queen. This one's for you Queen. If you're brain has been running like a hamster on Red Bull since Tuesday's episode, today's Thrive in five is your reset button. And if you did not listen to Tuesday's episode, you may want to also go listen to that, that goes into this way deeper and we'll be very, very helpful to you. Alright, so today though, we have a mini practice that takes under five minutes. So no excuses why you can't use it. And it uses the same loop breaking tools from the full episode Tuesday, but it's condensed into a little tiny, repeatable nervous system ritual you can use. Anytime those thoughts start spiraling. Okay, so let's get you back into your peace bubble. Alright, so step one, the statement that stops the spiral. Okay, say this out loud or in your mind, I'm a big speaker, but you know that I have a podcast, I like to talk out loud. Alright? But you can say it in your mind if you'd like repeat after me. This thought is not a warning, it's a leftover survival response.
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By Christy Jade - Narcissistic Abuse Coach, Grey Rock Coach , Gaslighting Expert, No Contact Mentor4.8
7979 ratings
Episode Summary
Designed specifically for survivors who can’t fully go no contact or who are dealing with co-parenting, post-separation abuse, or unpredictable communication.
What You’ll Learn
Why narcissist-triggered thoughts become obsessive
How trauma-bond withdrawal and hypervigilance fuel spirals
The 90-second grounding method that stops the loop
A fast orienting technique that pulls you out of overthinking
How to reduce reactivity and calm your nervous system in real time
Your Next Step in Healing
1-Month Private Coaching (Nervous System Reset & Support)
3-Month Transformational Coaching (Deep Healing + Identity Rebuild)
Empowered Boundaries Course
Paid Resource: Copy-Paste-Peace Scripts
Free Resource: Boundaries Pocket Guide
Join the Free Facebook Community
TRANSCRIPT:
Welcome to your Thursday, thrive in five, your five minute pause from the chaos, the gaslighting, and that text you knew better than to reply to take a breath queen. This one's for you Queen. If you're brain has been running like a hamster on Red Bull since Tuesday's episode, today's Thrive in five is your reset button. And if you did not listen to Tuesday's episode, you may want to also go listen to that, that goes into this way deeper and we'll be very, very helpful to you. Alright, so today though, we have a mini practice that takes under five minutes. So no excuses why you can't use it. And it uses the same loop breaking tools from the full episode Tuesday, but it's condensed into a little tiny, repeatable nervous system ritual you can use. Anytime those thoughts start spiraling. Okay, so let's get you back into your peace bubble. Alright, so step one, the statement that stops the spiral. Okay, say this out loud or in your mind, I'm a big speaker, but you know that I have a podcast, I like to talk out loud. Alright? But you can say it in your mind if you'd like repeat after me. This thought is not a warning, it's a leftover survival response.
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