“Why did I react like that?”
The feeling has passed, but your reaction is still on your mind.
A few minutes for yourself
Neurolutionary
When thoughts keep going in circles or choosing a next step feels difficult, take a few minutes for yourself. Choose a topic or describe your situation and receive a personal reflection.
One personal solution each day, at no cost.
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NeurolutionaryI keep replaying that conversation in my head.
I understand that anxiety and assumptions are not the same as confirmation.
Write down one sentence you want to say to your partner without blame, and reread it before your next conversation.
A simple beginning
Read at your own pace. You can return to your solution later.
Start with what matters right now: a conversation, uncertainty, your reaction or a recurring thought.
Notice your reactions and needs, and consider your situation from another perspective.
Save your solution. If you want to explore further, ask follow-up questions and return when you need to.
Real solutions
When it is hard to understand your reaction or decide what to do next, a personal solution can help you organise your thoughts, notice your needs and see the situation more clearly. Explore the format that feels right for you.
Helps you organise your thoughts when a difficult conversation keeps replaying in your mind. Short steps and if–then prompts offer a way to separate facts from assumptions and choose one manageable action.
A situation you might bring
I keep replaying that conversation in my head.
Helps you move from an emotional reaction towards a clear next step. Guided reflection and practical actions make room to notice your needs, consider your boundaries and prepare for a conversation.
A situation you might bring
I agree to help everyone at work, then get angry because I have no time left for my own tasks. I find it hard to say no.
Offers a wider perspective when self-criticism or comparison takes over. A connected reflection invites you to explore your expectations and beliefs and consider a more supportive way of relating to yourself.
A situation you might bring
I constantly compare myself with others and feel that I am falling behind, even when I work hard.
Helps you look at a familiar difficulty from another angle. Through imagery and a character’s experience, you can recognise your own feelings, notice other possibilities and imagine a first step.
A situation you might bring
I want to try something new, but keep putting off the first step: I am afraid of making a mistake and looking ridiculous.
Helps untangle your thoughts when you are unsure what is holding you back. Questions and possible answers draw attention to your reactions, fears and needs so you can choose a small, realistic next step.
A situation you might bring
I keep putting off an important task. I always find small things to do, then blame myself in the evening for a wasted day.
Helps you explore your place in relationships when other people’s expectations make it hard to hear yourself. A symbolic imagination exercise invites you to distinguish your feelings and responsibilities from theirs and make room for your own choices.
A situation you might bring
When my parents disapprove of my decision, I feel guilty and am ready to give up my own plans, even though I have lived independently for a long time.
In the app, your solution is shaped by your own request and chosen format.
One personal solution each day, at no cost.
Sound familiar?
The feeling has passed, but your reaction is still on your mind.
After a mistake, it can be difficult to separate responsibility from self-criticism.
There are several options, and you want to understand what matters to you.
A difficult conversation with someone close to you or a colleague is coming up.
Try it at your own pace
Download Neurolutionary for Android, choose a topic or describe your situation, and continue to your first solution.
One personal solution each day, at no cost.
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Four minutes is a guide to a short reflection. Read at a pace that works for you.
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