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Physiology in the Room
20 psychological presentations. The physiological signs worth noticing.
A guide for therapists and mental health practitioners.
You do not need to order a single lab or be certified in a physiology-centric modality to be working with the body. It is already in the room.
This comprehensive resource includes eighteen common presentations (anxiety, depression, people-pleasing, perfectionism, burnout, dissociation, shame, and more) which are each paired with the physiological signs to watch for and a single reframing question to hold while you work.
For practitioners trained to work through language, insight, somatics, and relationship, this guide offers a way to include the body without retraining as something else. It doesn't ask you to diagnose, treat, or interpret physiology — only to notice it. What looks like resistance may be depletion. What looks like avoidance may be physiological overwhelm. What looks like a lack of insight may be a lack of capacity. Bringing the body into view doesn't compete with the psychological work — it makes more of it possible.
What You'll Receive
An 20-page PDF guide that you can print and have in the room with you
18 common psychological presentations, each with 6–8 physiological signs to watch for
A single reframing question for each entry, to hold while you work
A short closing section on integrating physiological awareness into psychological practice
Instant digital download
All sales are final and there are no refunds on this product. If you have any questions, please contact us.
Physiology in the Room
20 psychological presentations. The physiological signs worth noticing.
A guide for therapists and mental health practitioners.
You do not need to order a single lab or be certified in a physiology-centric modality to be working with the body. It is already in the room.
This comprehensive resource includes eighteen common presentations (anxiety, depression, people-pleasing, perfectionism, burnout, dissociation, shame, and more) which are each paired with the physiological signs to watch for and a single reframing question to hold while you work.
For practitioners trained to work through language, insight, somatics, and relationship, this guide offers a way to include the body without retraining as something else. It doesn't ask you to diagnose, treat, or interpret physiology — only to notice it. What looks like resistance may be depletion. What looks like avoidance may be physiological overwhelm. What looks like a lack of insight may be a lack of capacity. Bringing the body into view doesn't compete with the psychological work — it makes more of it possible.
What You'll Receive
An 20-page PDF guide that you can print and have in the room with you
18 common psychological presentations, each with 6–8 physiological signs to watch for
A single reframing question for each entry, to hold while you work
A short closing section on integrating physiological awareness into psychological practice
Instant digital download
All sales are final and there are no refunds on this product. If you have any questions, please contact us.