Glimmer Your Life

The Neuroscience and Experience of Soft Joys 


A FREE 30-minute class on Wednesday, August 12 at 12pm ET that weaves together the neuroscience and experiential practices behind Glimmers. 

Our nervous system is primed to keep us safe and alive (and it does a pretty great job at it). 

It automatically tracks the world around us at every moment, whether we’re conscious of it or not, and alerts us to the suspicious, unusual, and confusing.

 

Your nervous system can sound off every alarm and check all the alarm and safety boxes…and it does not actually settle into the experience of safety, joy, and connection.

 

You deserve a life filled with joy and connection, and the neuroscience of play and glimmering will help you get there.

 

Glimmers are moments of soft joy, and when noticed with intention, can help you reorient your life towards joy and reclaim your attention. 

 

Join us on August 12 for a free class where you'll discover: 

  • What safety and playfulness have to do with each other. 

  • How to orient your nervous system towards glimmers. 

  • Where to notice and tend the portals of joy in your world. 

This class will be part learning and part glimmer experiential. If you can’t join us live, still sign up because we’ll send you the replay after!

 

You’ll experience the joy of a glimmer in real time, and leave with a better understanding of how to cultivate more joy in your life through play.  Fill out the form to secure your spot

Free Class: August 12 at 12 pm ET

Glimmer Your Life: 
The Neuroscience and Experience of Soft Joys

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Join live or watch later with recorded replay!

Taught by The Playful Revolution

TJ Matton

TJ is a play educator and clinical trauma therapist, she loves to use the neuroscience of play to help adults understand joy and play in their lives. 


Bailey Jacobs

Bailey is a play educator and professional communicator, she uses her love of written and visual storytelling to craft play learning experiences that inspire, educate, and build greater connections to joy.