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Understanding Recovery Framework

Learn the principles behind designing micro-routines that fit your life and support restoration.

Foundation

Five Core Principles

Intention Over Duration

A 3-minute practice done with focus beats a 30-minute routine approached mindlessly. Quality of attention matters more than time invested.

Personalization

Your routine should fit your life, not the reverse. Adapt frameworks to match your schedule, body, and preferences.

Consistency

Small regular practices create sustainable change. Build habits gradually and celebrate progress.

Flexibility & Adaptation

Recovery needs change with seasons, stress levels, and life circumstances. Your practice should evolve with you. Miss a day? Start fresh the next one.

Informed Learning

Understand the "why" behind practices. Educational knowledge helps you make adjustments that work for your unique situation.

Structural Elements

Building Blocks of a Routine

Every micro-routine contains foundational elements you can mix and match:

  • Opening: A brief transition to bring awareness into the practice (10–20 seconds)
  • Core Practice: The main activity—movement, breathing, stillness, or sensory focus (2–8 minutes)
  • Closing: A moment to notice the effect and integrate the practice (10–20 seconds)
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Framework Application Tool

Estimate your ideal routine frequency based on available time and goals.

Suggested: 8 sessions per week

Integration Strategy

How to Build Your Practice

1

Assess Your Baseline

Understand your current schedule, energy patterns, and recovery needs. What times of day do you most need restoration?

2

Choose Your Anchor

Pick one existing daily habit (morning coffee, lunch break, before bed) and attach a micro-routine to it. This builds automatic practice.

3

Start Small

Begin with just 3–5 minutes. Consistency beats duration. Master one routine before adding others.

4

Track & Adjust

Notice how you feel before and after. Adjust timing, duration, or practices based on your actual experience.

5

Expand Gradually

Once one routine is established, consider adding another time slot. Layer practices naturally over weeks.

Educational Resources

Framework Workbook

$12

digital guide

  • Printable assessment worksheet
  • Routine design template
  • Tracking sheets (8 weeks)
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Framework Intensive

$189

small group

  • 2-hour group workshop
  • Individual consultation
  • Resource pack and recordings
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Questions About the Framework?

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