Vagus Nerve Reset Workbook

Beginner’s Guide to Polyvagal Theory and Simple Somatic Exercises to Calm Anxiety, Stress, Depression, and Trauma, and Improve Sleep, Digestion, and Nervous System Health

De: Lulu Nicholson

Narrado por: James Lawrence

If you feel like stress is controlling your life, it’s time to tap into the powerful healing system already inside you—your vagus nerve.

Are you constantly overwhelmed, anxious, or exhausted—no matter how hard you try to relax or “push through”? Do you find yourself stuck in cycles of burnout, poor sleep, emotional spirals, or digestive issues? If so, you're not broken—and you're not alone. You may simply need a reset.

Most people think stress is just a mindset—or that they need to "push through" to feel better. But the truth is: your body plays a huge role.

This workbook shows you how to regulate your emotions, digestion, sleep, and mood by activating the vagus nerve—the longest, most influential nerve in your body.

Backed by Polyvagal Theory and simplified for real life, this is a hands-on approach to mental health that actually works—without medication, years of therapy, or complex routines.

Inside, you’ll discover more than 50 science-based techniques designed to help you feel better fast—even if you only have 10 minutes a day:

Breathing exercises that immediately calm your nervous system and reduce anxiety

Cold exposure tools like ice packs and cold showers that lower cortisol and improve focus

Daily posture and stretching routines to release tension and boost vagal tone

Grounding techniques, chanting, and sound therapy to soothe your body and mind

Affirmation curation and visualization to rewire limiting beliefs

A "Coping Toolbox" to track emotional triggers and build emotional resilience

Gentle movement routines like mindful walking and chair yoga for stress release

Gut-healing practices to restore digestion, reduce inflammation, and improve energy

Stress management tools for professionals who manage high-pressure environments and are seeking to enforce work–life balance

Self-care tips like decluttering your living space to identify hidden stressors and incorporate supportive practices into your routine

And much more.

Unlike mindset-only methods, this book focuses on your body’s built-in healing system. The vagus nerve impacts everything from your breath to your heartbeat to your digestion. When it’s regulated, you feel calm, clear, and in control.

Whether you're juggling meetings, parenting, caregiving, or emotional wounds, this book helps you create quick, lasting resets—without quitting your job, giving up your phone, or escaping to a retreat.

You don’t need more willpower. You need a nervous system that feels safe.

If you want to feel calmer, sleep better, think more clearly, and finally stop living in survival mode—then scroll up and click the “Add to Cart” button now. Your reset begins here.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2025 Lulu Nicholson (P)2025 Lulu Nicholson

Great Book

I really liked this audiobook. The polyvagal theory was explained in a way that was easy to understand, and the exercises were simple to try right away. It helped me see how the nervous system affects sleep and stress, and the advice felt friendly and easy to follow, perfect for beginners.

A Powerful Gift for My Sister’s Healing Journey

I bought this audiobook for my sister, who’s been dealing with chronic stress and anxiety, and she’s been genuinely amazed by how grounded she feels. The exercises—like breathwork and journaling—are practical and easy to do. For the first time, she told me she doesn’t feel so reactive to everyday stress. It’s not a quick fix, but it’s created a gentle, lasting shift in how she feels and responds daily. For someone who needs calm, this is a thoughtful companion.

An act of self-care

What I appreciate most is the book's compassionate approach. It acknowledges that you're not broken and that you don't need more willpower. You simply need a nervous system that feels safe. This shift in perspective makes the journey feel less like a chore and more like an act of self-care.

Small resets that really work

I liked that the book gave super simple exercises that I could actually do in the middle of a busy day. The breathing routines stood out the most for me—just a few minutes of practicing them made it easier to calm down before bed, which helped me finally start sleeping better. I even shared one of the posture and stretching tips with my mom, and she said it’s been helping her digestion. It feels like a realistic guide you can use without overhauling your whole life.

“A Practical Guide to Nervous System Healing

This workbook is a fantastic resource for anyone interested in calming anxiety, managing stress, and restoring balance to the nervous system. It begins with an easy-to-grasp explanation of the vagus nerve and Polyvagal Theory, then moves into practical daily exercises like deep breathing, posture resets, mindful walking, and even creative approaches like laughter, visualization, and music.

What I love most is that it doesn’t stop at theory—it’s loaded with step-by-step techniques you can try right away, plus “key takeaways” that make it easy to absorb. The sections on trauma recovery, emotional resilience, and even quirky practices like humming or gentle movement were eye-opening. I also appreciated the holistic touches like improving digestion, creating a peaceful living environment, and setting boundaries for healthier relationships.

It’s approachable, thorough, and surprisingly empowering. A true mind-body guide that makes nervous system health practical for everyday life.