08/27/2026
This summer has reminded us that progress does not always look like constant movement.
Sometimes progress looks like slowing down.
Sometimes it looks like listening more closely, strengthening relationships, meeting people where they are, and allowing ideas to grow before rushing to announce them.
In this month’s newsletter, I’m sharing more about why nervous system education belongs in every part of our community, our work with first responders through Applied Breath Regulation for First Responders (ABR-101), what Creston Night Out reminded us about real community connection, and what we’re quietly building next.
If we met you at Creston Night Out, welcome. We’re glad you’re here.
Read the full August newsletter below.
A Note from Amanda This summer has reminded me that progress does not always look the way we expect it to,, especially when we are learning to make space for nervous system education in our own lives and in our communities. There were things I planned to create that never made it onto the calendar.....
