Title: Nervous System First Aid for the Worst Day of Your Life
Presenter: Allie Irwin

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My husband entered hospice on a weekend, which meant that, according to the system, his care "started Monday." So I spent his final hours alone, with narcotics, a nurse's phone number, and no idea what I was doing.

That night could have haunted me for years: the impossible responsibility, the anger at a system that failed me, and the shock of losing the love of my life.

But hypnosis — and this hypnosis community — saved me.

The first 24 to 48 hours after a loss can be a powerful window for support: a chance to pair comfort with loss, so the memory is not encoded only as regret, panic or pain. While I knew that intellectually, experiencing it firsthand changed what I now teach others.

Join me for a discussion of what I did in those first few hours — and how building the habit of nervous system support now means these tools are already second nature when you (or your clients) need them most. Because if it isn't a habit, you'll forget to reach for it on the day you need it the most — whether that's losing a job, your health, your financial footing, or someone you love.