You’re stretched thin – and your nervous system reacts before you can catch it.
If you want steadier communication, fewer explosions, less freeze, and deeper connection, this free webinar is where it begins.
A simple quiz to help you understand:
Why you snap, shout, or shut down
What drains your capacity
How to stay inside your “window of connection”
A simple, visual way to understand:
why you snap, shout, or shut down
what drains your capacity
how to stay inside your “window of connection”
At the end, you’ll be invited (without pressure) into my Finding Home program – my deeper programme for nervous system regulation, communication, and connection.
Who want steadier evenings, calmer family days, and fewer guilt-filled spirals.
Who want clearer capacity, fewer overload cycles, and tools that don’t rely on theory-heavy instructions.
Who want grounded, practical regulation tools for themselves and for clients during an intense month.
Who knows December tends to push them out of regulation and wants something that genuinely helps.
Great – you’ll learn The Sandwich of Capacity™, my visual reimagining that’s easier to use in the moment, especially for ND
These tools are short, direct, and built for real life.
No academic jargon.
No hour-long routines.
No worksheets that gather dust.
Just practical regulation strategies you can use
in the car, between sessions, in a busy home, or during moments when everything feels too loud.
They help you stay present without forcing calm.
They help you hold your capacity without collapsing.
And they help you support the people you love without burning yourself out.
Yes once you register – you will be sent a recording within 3 days.
No.
The tools are designed with neurodivergent minds in mind –
but they work beautifully for anyone who struggles with overwhelm, big emotions, or shouting under pressure.
Perfect – this webinar actually explains why you shut down, what your body is doing when it freezes, and how to find your voice again without pushing yourself into overwhelm.
Because December is one of the most dysregulating months of the year:
sensory overload, social pressure, disrupted routines, emotional expectations, and zero time to decompress.
Your capacity shrinks faster – and your reactions intensify.
No.
This is a watch + learn webinar.
You can participate quietly, off-camera, without speaking.
Yes.
Every tool here was designed to be visual, simple, low-cognitive load, and nervous-system friendly – perfect for ADHD, autism, AuDHD, trauma histories, or anyone who thinks in pictures and sensations.
It can if you begin applying the knowledge – not by forcing calm, but by understanding your capacity, your sensory load, and the early body cues that happen before shouting or snapping.
You can take it right here: https://findinghome.io/sensorysensitivities
It’s a quick, practical quiz that helps you understand which sensory systems are most sensitive for you – and why December (and life in general) can feel overwhelming.
I recommend taking it before the webinar so the tools make even more sense.
No – it’s practical psychoeducation you can use immediately. You’ll get tools, not therapy.
Very gently.
You’ll be invited to my Finding Home™ program
–
but there’s zero pressure.
Take the tools, use them, and leave if that’s all you need.
Yes – it’s trauma-sensitive, regulation-focused, and grounded in safety, not exposure or emotional digging.
Yasmin is a BACP Accredited trauma and relationship counsellor and the creator of multiple nervous-system tools used widely in the counselling community, including the The R.U.D Process®, The Empty Chair Cards, Sandwich of Capacity™, Angry Tent®, and Anxiety Tent®.
She is also founder of a number of trauma-informed, wellbeing programs including the Glad We Talked® , The Homestead Model™ and Finding Home™ programs.
She is dyslexic, ADHD, and autistic (diagnosed later in life) which means her work is designed for brains that are overwhelmed by jargon, long explanations, and clinical language that doesn’t land.
Her tools are visual, simple, and immediately usable for neurodivergent adults, stressed parents, and practitioners who want clearer and accessible ways to help the people they support.