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Overstimulation isn't panic. It isn't anxiety. And it isn't a failure to cope. It's what happens when your nervous system receives more input than it can process - and never gets the signal to stop. Sound, movement, decisions, interruptions, expectations. You may still function, speak, and perform, but every interaction costs more than it should. Overstimulation often doesn't resolve on its own. Rest helps, but it doesn't interrupt the accumulation. Reflection can even make it worse by adding more internal activity to a system that is already saturated. Most advice misunderstands this state. You're told to calm down, process feelings, or step away. But when overstimulation is active, adding focus, emotion, or insight increases load instead of reducing it. The Overstimulation Toolkit takes a different approach. It focuses on containment and interruption, not expression or understanding. The tools are designed to reduce internal input while you remain engaged in the situation - without shutting down, withdrawing, or escalating. Inside this toolkit, you'll find tools that help you: Narrow attention without forcing calm Reduce internal noise without suppression Prevent spillover into irritability or shutdown Stabilize your system long enough for it to reset naturally This book is for people who: Stay functional under pressure Feel drained without an obvious cause Notice that ""relaxing"" doesn't fix overload This is not a mindfulness guide. It is not therapy. It is a practical containment manual for moments when the world is simply too much.

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