9798199303378 - why summer can feel emotionally loud: emotional regulation, seasonal overwhelm, and understanding your body with compassion (the return to inner ... for nervous system steadiness and ease) von winterbourne, andarta (3 Ergebnisse)
Sprache: Englisch
Verlag: Independently published, 2026
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Verlag: Independently Published Mai 2026, 2026
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Why Summer Can Feel Emotionally Loud is a compassionate, grounding book for readers who feel emotionally overwhelmed during a season that is often expected to feel joyful, easy, and bright.Summer is commonly associated with freedom, happiness, travel, social connection, warm weather, and long…er days. But for many people, the season can bring a surprising amount of emotional strain. More light, more heat, more noise, disrupted routines, crowded public spaces, increased social activity, sleep changes, and pressure to 'make the most of summer' can all affect the body's ability to stay steady.This short reflective book offers a de-pathologizing approach to summer overwhelm. Instead of treating emotional difficulty as weakness, oversensitivity, or failure, it invites readers to begin with a gentler question: what is my body carrying Inside, readers will find validating reflections on: - why summer can feel emotionally loud- how sensory load affects emotional regulation- the pressure to feel happy during a bright season- how heat, light, sleep disruption, and physical strain can lower emotional capacity- why loosened routines may feel destabilizing- how social limits can support nervous system steadiness- why rest may feel harder, but more necessary, in summer- how quiet and connection can coexist- how to return to the body with compassion instead of self-blameWritten in a steady, compassionate tone, Why Summer Can Feel Emotionally Loud is for readers who may feel irritable, sad, overstimulated, anxious, tired, or disconnected during summer and wonder why they cannot simply enjoy the season the way they think they should.This is not a clinical manual, a rigid self-help program, or a demand to become perfectly regulated. It is a gentle guide to understanding emotional overwhelm through the body, the nervous system, and the real conditions of the season.Summer can be beautiful and still be hard.The body can need quiet even when the world is bright.Emotional honesty is not failure.For anyone seeking a calm book on emotional regulation, seasonal overwhelm, nervous system grounding, self-compassion, sensory overload, and stress relief, Why Summer Can Feel Emotionally Loud offers a kinder way through the bright season.
