When chronic autoimmune symptoms, migraines, or fibro flare-ups unexpectedly strike, individuals frequently plummet into furious self-blame: “What did I do wrong? My body is failing me again.” Grounded in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) for chronic pain and Kristin Neff’s self-compassion protocols (2003), resisting a physical flare-up compounds sensory pain with secondary psychological suffering. The Flare-Up Self-Compassion Reset Tool offers an empathetic somatic anchor, helping you soften internal resistance, drop harsh self-recrimination, and nourish your inflamed body with radical gentleness.
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