How to Build Rituals That Calm, Not Exhaust You | Ep 79.mp3

Описание: Episode 79: How to Build Rituals That Calm, Not Exhaust You






What if your holiday rituals left you feeling grounded, not drained?






In this episode, Blaze explores how neurodivergent adults can gently reclaim the holiday season by building rituals that match their sensory needs, emotional rhythms, and lived truth. You’ll learn how to audit inherited traditions, identify your natural pace, and create meaningful, manageable rituals — without guilt.






Emotional takeaway: You don’t have to keep performing traditions that leave you overwhelmed. You’re allowed to create rituals that feel like rest.






This episode is a companion to the blog: “Creating Traditions That Actually Fit Your ND Life” — read it now at (https://loveontheautismspectrum.com) LoveOnTheAutismSpectrum.com (https://loveontheautismspectrum.com) .






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Barbara (Blaze) Lazarony, LMFT, is licensed in California. All examples are fictional and used for illustration only.






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