Ever notice that when you're really stressed, anxious, or triggered, you just... can't think straight?
That's not a personal failing. That's your nervous system doing exactly what it's designed to do.
When we're flooded with cortisol—when we're in fight, flight, or freeze—the thinking part of our brain literally goes offline.
You can't logic your way out. You can't "just think positive." You can't talk yourself down.
This is why advice like "don't overthink it" or "just calm down" doesn't work. Your thinking brain isn't available to you in those moments.
ICW gets you out of your head and into your body—where the actual pattern is stored.
Instead of trying to think your way through (which keeps you stuck in the loop), you learn to:
Maybe you've always shut down in conflict. Your throat tightens, you go silent, and later you're furious with yourself.
With ICW, you learn to catch that moment—feel the tightness—and consciously choose a different response. Maybe you speak up. Maybe you take a breath and stay present instead of disappearing.
Or maybe you spiral into anxiety every time your partner seems distant. Your mind creates stories, your chest gets tight, you can't sleep.
ICW teaches you to drop into your body, feel what's actually there (not the story), and shift the pattern right there in the moment.
It's about rewiring the pattern at its root.
And the best part? Once you learn this, you have it forever. It becomes a tool you can use anytime, anywhere, without me.
Over my next two posts, I'm teaching you specific ICW tools:
Next: The Spin Tool—a 30-second technique you can use anywhere to interrupt anxiety spirals.
Following week: My story with Focusing—how I discovered "I can take up space" in just 20 minutes.
If you've been stuck in your head, looping in the same patterns, this is the way out.
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