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What does it truly feel like when you are doing well?

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    irinasimonett
  • 18. Nov.
  • 2 Min. Lesezeit

Good question!

Very often, we focus on how it feels when we don’t feel well.

This includes:

• Your body feels tense, tight, or heavy

• Breathing becomes shallow or irregular

• You feel restless, overwhelmed, or overstimulated

• Thoughts race, loop, or feel foggy

• Decision-making becomes exhausting

• You feel disconnected from yourself or others

• Emotions feel bigger than your capacity

• You feel “on alert,” as if something could go wrong

• Sleep is light, restless, or unrefreshing

• You criticize yourself more, compassion decreases

• Ordinary tasks feel like mountains

• You lose interest in things that normally give you joy

• You feel pressured to “function,” even if you’re exhausted

• Your inner world feels loud, chaotic, or numb


We all long for a fulfilling life filled with joy, contentment, and ease.

We all have the right to feel well. Well-being is not a luxury — it is our natural state when the body, mind, and nervous system receive the support they need.

And there are always ways back: physical and emotional regulation, inner connection, nature, rest and recovery, movement, therapeutic tools, and small daily rituals can bring us back into balance and restore a sense of inner safety.


What does it feel like when we are doing well?

• Your body feels light, open, and relaxed

• Your breath flows naturally without effort

• You feel grounded and safe in yourself

• Your thoughts feel spacious, clear, and calm

• Decisions feel easier, without inner pressure

• You wake up with quiet energy instead of heaviness

• Your mind is curious, creative, and present

• You feel connected — to yourself, others, and life

• Emotions come and go without overwhelming you

• You feel worthy, capable, and good enough

• Peace feels accessible, not distant

• Your nervous system feels regulated — settled, not on edge

• You can enjoy small moments: a warm cup of tea, fresh air, silence

• You trust your own rhythm and give yourself permission to rest


My offerings are designed to support you in this process. Whether through Cosmogetic Yoga, Shinrin Yoku (forest bathing), online meditation, or retreats — I am here to help you return to your inner balance.



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Irina Simonett

Eidg. anerkannte Psychotherapeutin, FSP

irina.simonett@hin.ch

077 512 19 64 

©2020 Ganzheitliche Psychotherapie, anerkannte Psychotherapie Zürich

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