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Glimmers are the opposite of triggers. They refer to small moments when our biology is in a place of connection or regulation, which cues our nervous system to feel safe or calm.

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Noticing glimmers can be beneficial for everyone, but is especially helpful for people who have experienced trauma. "The thing I love about glimmers is that, working with trauma survivors, it's so ...

The glimmers concept, created by the U.S.-based Dana in her work with trauma survivors, was first coined in her 2018 book The Polyvagal Theory in Therapy: Engaging the Rhythm of Regulation.

Glimmers offer moments that help you feel better, regulate your emotions, and affirm who and what you are. In my life, glimmers are reminders that I am safe and that I worked hard to have the home ...

Glimmers also fall into two categories, she explains: self-regulating glimmers, and co-regulating glimmers. "Self-regulating glimmers are the things you can do on your own to bring yourself into ...

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Glimmers also encourage mindfulness (translation: paying attention to the present moment), which research finds can help parents to control their own emotions in challenging parenting situations ...

Your glimmers, for example, may be completely different than my glimmers. I feel them when a dog lifts its nose up to sniff me as it walks by or when I see a small child on an even smaller scooter.

Glimmers also encourage mindfulness (translation: paying attention to the present moment), which research finds can help parents to control their own emotions in challenging parenting situations ...