Laura Nolan, LCSW, SEP Laura Nolan, LCSW, SEP

Gut-Directed Hypnosis for IBS

Free gut-directed hypnotherapy videos with an explanation of how this form of hypnotherapy, especially used in combination with CBT or other therapeutic approaches, can help with IBS.

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Laura Nolan, LCSW, SEP Laura Nolan, LCSW, SEP

Mind-Body Resources for Pelvic Pain

Free mind-body practices for pelvic pain, including somatic practices and a resource for Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (hEDS) or people on the Hypermobility Spectrum.

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Laura Nolan, LCSW, SEP Laura Nolan, LCSW, SEP

A Simple Path to Self-Compassion

A simple guide to practicing self-compassion, with a focus on how to adapt self-compassion so it feels more in reach.

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Laura Nolan, LCSW, SEP Laura Nolan, LCSW, SEP

7 Books for People Living with Chronic Pain

Explore a curated list of books for those living with chronic pain. These books are a mix of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (CBT), and mindfulness-based approaches.

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Laura Nolan, LCSW, SEP Laura Nolan, LCSW, SEP

All About Neuroplastic Pain

An explanation of neuroplastic pain, including different terminology within the chronic pain world, with some videos to explore the topic more deeply.

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Laura Nolan, LCSW, SEP Laura Nolan, LCSW, SEP

An Integrated Approach to Anxiety Resolution

Hereโ€™s an example of how to flow with anxiety, drawing from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Somatic Experiencing, Internal Family Systems, and Polyvagal Theory.

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Laura Nolan, LCSW, SEP Laura Nolan, LCSW, SEP

When You Wake Up Anxious

A set of tools for morning anxiety including ways to metabolize anxiety, tap into a felt sense of support, and deepen into safety.

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Laura Nolan, LCSW, SEP Laura Nolan, LCSW, SEP

SOS: 10 Videos to Help With Intense Anxiety

10 free videos containing quick practices to help with anxiety, including working with the vagus nerve, settling the nervous system, practicing radical acceptance, and softening in the face of a panic attack.

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