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The 28-Day Nervous System Reset

The 28-Day Nervous System Reset

著者: Glenn Ostlund
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Created by Glenn Ostlund, MA, MS, LAC—a licensed therapist in Arizona—this guided meditation series is designed to support clients between therapy sessions using evidence-based mindfulness techniques and binaural audio beats. Binaural beats are subtle, rhythmic sound frequencies that guide your brain into restorative states like alpha and theta. Research shows they can reduce anxiety, improve focus, and help shift the nervous system out of chronic stress. This “reset” happens as your brain learns to relax, regulate, and respond differently over time. Think of it as integration and balance, rather than deleting and restarting. To receive the full benefit, headphones or earbuds are required. These sessions are gentle but powerful—a daily practice to help you slow down, reconnect with yourself, and prepare for deeper therapeutic work. Whether you're a client of Glenn's or simply looking for support, you're welcome here. Let this be your daily reset. You can contact me at glennostlund@spiritofsonora.com Check out Glenn's Psychology Today profile here. This podcast is a work of creative expression and is intended for informational and inspirational purposes only. It does not provide medical, psychological, or legal advice and should not be relied upon as a substitute for professional care. Views and ideas expressed are those of the creator and guests, and do not necessarily represent the views of Ear Candy Productions, LLC. Listener discretion is advised.© 2025 Ear Candy Productions, LLC. All rights reserved. 個人的成功 心理学 心理学・心の健康 自己啓発 衛生・健康的な生活
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    Using Carol Sterka’s resistance to the Joining as a case study, this episode explores perception as a “controlled hallucination,” shaped by memory, identity, and threat. The soundscape itself is intentionally open-ended: binaural beats move gently between theta and delta in a Fibonacci-inspired rhythm, forming a kaleidoscope of sound rather than a lesson.


    This podcast also gives me space to explore ideas I often hold quietly in therapy—ways of seeing people, trauma, and meaning that belong to reflection rather than intervention. I create these episodes for my own regulation and practice, trusting each listener will take from it exactly what their nervous system needs.


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