Our Bodies Tell The Truth
We talked about neuroplastic symptoms—not just chronic pain, but what can show up as chronic everything: fatigue, anxiety, brain fog, tension, gut issues, sleep struggles, and a nervous system that feels constantly on edge.
We explored how many ongoing symptoms are not signs that something is broken, but signs of a nervous system that has learned survival and protection patterns over time. These patterns often develop after long-term stress, trauma, overwhelm, or years of pushing through. The symptoms are real—and they are the body’s attempt to help.
A key reframe from today:
Instead of asking “What’s wrong with me?” we begin asking, “What is my nervous system trying to do for me?”
We talked about how understanding neuroplastic symptoms can:
Reduce fear and self-blame
Help you stop fighting your body
Create space for safety, compassion, and flexibility
Support real, sustainable change by working with the nervous system rather than against it
This work is not about fixing yourself.
It’s about understanding your body, building trust, and creating safety—one small step at a time.
WATCH BELOW or LISTEN HERE
As you watch or listen, use the prompts below the video to follow along and stay in motion.
If you’d like to access the call chat, you can do so here.
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What symptoms tend to show up most often for me?
When do I notice these symptoms the most (stress, rest, transitions, pressure, conflict, decision-making)?
If this symptom had a job, what might it be trying to do for me?
How might my nervous system be trying to protect me right now?
What would it look like to respond to my body with curiosity instead of frustration?
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What the brain and nervous system have learned, they can gently relearn. Awareness, compassion, and small intentional shifts are powerful signals of safety.
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I trust my body’s wisdom and respond to it with calm awareness and care.
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App: Curable — Access to neuroscience lessons, brain retraining exercises, meditations and more.
Books:
1) Messages From The Body By Michael J Lincoln, PH.D.
2) The Body Keeps The Score By Bessel Van Der Kolk
3) Prayer and Our Bodies By Flora Slosson Wuellner