Nouveauté
Small Tensions. Workday strain and the first moment of ease
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- Nombre de pages189
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-565-62532-1
- EAN9783565625321
- Date de parution08/08/2026
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- Taille1 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House
Résumé
Stress can feel so ordinary that you stop noticing it. Quiet tension, a racing mind, and the sense that your body is already bracing before the day really begins-these moments are familiar to many professionals trying to stay steady at work.
Polyvagal theory offers a practical way to understand these reactions without turning them into a problem to solve. It shows how safety, connection, and mobilization can shape focus, tone, and resilience in everyday life.
Instead of treating calm as a performance, it helps explain why the nervous system responds the way it does. With that understanding, daily pressure can feel less personal and less confusing. There is more room for self-awareness, steadier choices, and a kinder relationship with your own limits. The goal is not perfection, but recognition: a clearer sense of what your body is already saying.
Instead of treating calm as a performance, it helps explain why the nervous system responds the way it does. With that understanding, daily pressure can feel less personal and less confusing. There is more room for self-awareness, steadier choices, and a kinder relationship with your own limits. The goal is not perfection, but recognition: a clearer sense of what your body is already saying.
