It's not you... It's your nervous system!
- feralcarrollsllc
 - Mar 13
 - 2 min read
 
Why you feel "off" and how to reset!
Have you ever felt anxious for no reason, struggled with brain fog, or dealt with unexplained fatigue? Maybe your digestion is off, your sleep is wrecked, or you just feel like you’re running on empty no matter how much coffee you drink.
It’s easy to blame stress, hormones, or even aging—but what if the root issue isn’t any of those things?
What if it’s your nervous system?
Your Nervous System:
The Hidden Control Center
Your nervous system is like the command center of your body. It regulates everything—your heart rate, digestion, immune function, stress response, and even your ability to heal. When it’s balanced, you feel calm, energized, and resilient. But when it’s dysregulated, your body sends distress signals in the form of symptoms.
Signs Your Nervous System Is Out of Balance
• Constant fatigue, even after resting
• Anxiety, panic, or feeling on edge
• Poor digestion (bloating, IBS, acid reflux)
• Chronic pain or tension, especially in your neck and shoulders
• Brain fog and difficulty concentrating
• Sleep disturbances (trouble falling or staying asleep)
• Feeling easily overwhelmed or emotionally drained
These symptoms aren’t random—they’re messages. Your body is telling you it’s stuck in a state of fight, flight, or freeze.
Why Does Your Nervous System Get Stuck?
Modern life is overstimulating. Between work stress, endless notifications, toxins in our environment, and unresolved emotional trauma, our nervous systems are constantly on high alert. Over time, this creates a chronic stress response that can leave us feeling disconnected from our bodies, exhausted, and reactive.
How to Reset Your Nervous System
The good news? You don’t have to stay stuck. Just like a computer that’s glitching, your nervous system can be reset. Here’s how:
1. Breathe with Intention – Deep, slow belly breaths activate the parasympathetic (rest-and-digest) system. Try inhaling for four seconds, holding for four, and exhaling for six.
2. Move Your Body – Gentle movement like walking, stretching, or spinal flow therapy can release stored tension and signal safety to your nervous system.
3. Get Outside – Nature has a calming effect on the nervous system. Sunlight, fresh air, and grounding (walking barefoot on grass or sand) help reset your body’s rhythms.
4. Reduce Stimulants – Caffeine, sugar, and screen time can keep your system on high alert. Try limiting these, especially before bed.
5. Spinal Flow Therapy – Gentle hands-on techniques help the body shift from fight-or-flight mode to healing mode by restoring communication between the brain and spine.
6. Prioritize Rest – Rest isn’t just sleep—it’s also creating space for quiet, deep breathing, and moments of stillness throughout your day.
You’re Not Broken!
Your Nervous System Just Needs Support
If you’ve been feeling off, know this: you’re not broken, and you’re not alone. Your symptoms are signals, not life sentences. By learning how to reset your nervous system, you can regain energy, clarity, and a sense of peace in your body.
Ready to get your nervous system back on track? I’d love to help. Book a Spinal Flow session at Spinal Flow Wellness Center, and let’s get you feeling like you again.


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