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Does irritability and overwhelm lead you to feel like you're spinning out of control in the luteal phase? You can try this quick check-in–with yourself and your surroundings–to put on the breaks when you’re spiraling. It’s totally normal if it’s hard to remember that you wanted to give it a try when you are IN IT with big feelings. So, you can also practice this one when you just need a brain break (hello brain fog!) or a little time out. Practice during our good days can make it easier to access these tools in our not-so-good days.
***This episode is a meditation; so, if you're driving or otherwise distracted, you may want to save it for when you can find a moment of comfortable stillness.***
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And remember ... Stop. Take a breath. And observe.
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Diane
By Diane DeJesus, RD, CLC, IBCLCDoes irritability and overwhelm lead you to feel like you're spinning out of control in the luteal phase? You can try this quick check-in–with yourself and your surroundings–to put on the breaks when you’re spiraling. It’s totally normal if it’s hard to remember that you wanted to give it a try when you are IN IT with big feelings. So, you can also practice this one when you just need a brain break (hello brain fog!) or a little time out. Practice during our good days can make it easier to access these tools in our not-so-good days.
***This episode is a meditation; so, if you're driving or otherwise distracted, you may want to save it for when you can find a moment of comfortable stillness.***
Connect with me!
DM me on Instagram @mindfulnessforpmdd
FREE Meditations for PMDD for You from Me! (Insight Timer)
Thanks for listening! <3
If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe.
And if you know someone with PMDD, please share this podcast.
And remember ... Stop. Take a breath. And observe.
xo
Diane