Your TTIC Nervous System Reset Post-Session Space
Thank you for breathing with me.
Whether your session felt restful, emotional, surprising, or fairly ordinary, you don’t need to turn it into a breakthrough. This is a place to settle, reflect, and find whatever support feels useful now.
Start with the simple things
Over the next day or two, choose what feels supportive and realistic:
☐ Have some water and something to eat.
Start with your everyday needs.
☐ Make room for rest.
If you’re tired, let yourself slow down where you can.
☐ Choose gentle movement, if it feels good.
A short walk, a little stretching, or moving around your home can be enough.
☐ Give yourself a quieter moment.
You might step outside, put your phone down, or spend a few minutes somewhere comfortable.
☐ Stay connected to people you trust.
You can ask for company or support without explaining every detail of your session.
☐ Let reflection be optional.
You can write, draw, talk, or simply go about your day. You don’t have to figure everything out tonight.
Post-Session Care
What does “integration” mean?
Integration is simply making room to notice your experience and decide whether there’s anything you want to carry into daily life.
That might be recognizing when you need a pause, making more room for rest, or noticing a boundary you want to practice.
It can also mean letting the experience be what it was.
There’s no deadline, no required insight, and no particular feeling that proves you did it right. 9D app using this link for a free trial.
A small practice for right now
If you’d like a moment to settle:
Find a comfortable position with your body supported.
Look around and notice a few ordinary things in the room.
Feel the surface beneath you or your feet against the floor.
Let your breath be gentle and comfortable, without forcing it.
Ask yourself: What would feel supportive next?
You can keep your eyes open and stop at any point. If focusing on your breath feels uncomfortable, keep your attention on the room or the support beneath you instead.
A few questions to come back to
Pick one, if it feels useful:
What did I notice before, during, or after the session?
Was there a moment when I felt more comfortable or connected?
What helped me feel supported?
What do I want more room for in my everyday life?
What is one small thing I can do for myself this week?
You don’t need polished answers. A few words are plenty.
If you brought home an intuitive gift
A little softness to take home.
You can return to your affirmation card or choose one of the sensory comforts in your gift for a quiet moment of your own.
Notice what you enjoy, what catches your attention, or what the affirmation brings up for you. You get to decide what meaning it holds.
Let it be an invitation to pause, savor, and make a little room for yourself.
Thank You, Truly.
If you feel moved to share a testimonial, I would truly appreciate it. Hearing what you noticed before, during, and after the session helps other people feel safer trying something new.
If you’re not sure what to write, here is a helpful framework.
You can write a sentence or two for each prompt.
What were you experiencing before the session?
You might share what your stress level felt like, your mood that day, or what led you to say yes to attending.
What did you notice during or after?
This could include physical sensations, emotional movement, mental clarity, or simply how you felt later that day.
What would you tell someone considering a 9D session?
If a friend felt curious but unsure, what would you want them to know?
You are always in control of what you choose to share.
When you need more support
If you’d like dedicated time to reflect on your journey, book a one-hour Post-9D Session Integration Coaching Call.
We’ll explore what you noticed, make room for your questions, and identify practical ways to support yourself in everyday life. Your experience stays yours. I won’t interpret it or assign meaning to it.
If distress feels intense, persists, or interferes with sleep or daily life, contact a qualified medical or mental health professional. Integration coaching is not therapy or crisis care.
For immediate support in the U.S., call or text 988. For a medical emergency or immediate danger, call 911.
For healthcare workers carrying more than the shift
If your session brought up how much you’re carrying from work, TTIC Burnout Recovery Coaching offers ongoing support for nurses and healthcare professionals.
We’ll explore what follows you home and build practical boundaries and recovery routines around your life.
Keep breathing with us
Find your next session
If you’d like another guided session, you can explore upcoming online and in-person community offerings or private group or 1:1 sessions, Choose the journey and intensity that fit what you’re looking for
Join a free 9D session
My free monthly Stress + Anxiety session focuses on low-intensity breathing and relaxation, without big release practices.
We meet online on the third Monday of the month, and you’re welcome to return as often as you’d like.
9D Breathwork, on your time
The 9D app offers guided practices you can explore between facilitated sessions.
If you’re interested, reply to your post-session email and I’ll send you a six-week trial code.
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Want to explore Letting Go in the comfort of your own space? This prerecorded 9D journey combines immersive audio and guided breathwork, with lifetime access and no subscription.
This is an activating, self-guided experience without live facilitation. Review the Safety Guide and Contraindications before participating, and give yourself uninterrupted time for the journey and a gentle landing afterward.
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The Trauma-Informed Collective, LLC
Cherish Morris, MAS, BSN, RN, CA-SANE
Founder
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