Tracking Shifts

When you are working on your health and nervous system regulation, changes can be subtle.  It helps to find little benchmarks you can use to track shifts.

If you’d like to make a more personal tracking sheet, try this:

  • Think of the top things you’d like to see change or improve.  You can use this list as some prompts to think about things that might not be as optimal as you like.
  • Pick 3 to 5 that seem to be your biggest challenges.
  • Make some notes about these things and the intensity, frequency, and duration.  Try to use consistent measurements.
    • eg.  Waking up during the night.  Feels like a 4/5 issue. Happens 5 nights a week. I’m up for 90+ minutes.
    • eg.  Disorganized.  Feels like a 5/5. 4 days a week I notice this.

Progress Tracking Form

Use this form before you start and after about every ten sessions to see how you are progressing.

Name(Required)
Your results will be emailed to you.
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I feel stressed
I feel overwhelmed
I feel productive
I feel fatigued
I feel focused
I feel confident
I feel down or flat
I feel anxious or tense
I experience repetitive thoughts and worry
I am able to perform at my peak (work, life, sports)
I am able to relax
I am able to stay in the present moment
I feel the need to push or nudge others to do things or make things happen (colleagues, family, clients, etc)
I am able to bounce back quickly after a stressful event
I sleep well
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.