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Self-Assessment Tool
Recovery Baseline — Step 1
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01
Load Audit
How much are you asking of your body each week?
How many hours per week do you work or study?
Under 20 hrs
20–40 hrs
40–55 hrs
55+ hrs
How many hours per week are physically repetitive? (standing, sitting, lifting, typing)
Under 10 hrs
10–25 hrs
25–40 hrs
40+ hrs
How many hours per week are intentionally dedicated to recovery?
None
1–3 hrs
3–7 hrs
7+ hrs
02
Recurring Patterns
What does your body keep telling you?
Do the same areas tighten up week after week?
Yes
Sometimes
No
When stress increases, does it show up in your body predictably? (neck, jaw, shoulders, gut)
Yes
Sometimes
No
Where do you hold tension most consistently?
03
Crisis Pattern Check
When do you actually seek care?
Do you wait until pain interrupts your function before seeking care?
Usually
Sometimes
Rarely
Do you push through discomfort regularly without addressing it?
Usually
Sometimes
Rarely
How often do you schedule bodywork or recovery sessions?
Never
When it hurts
Occasionally
Regularly
04
Regulation + Recovery Quality
How well is your nervous system actually recovering?
How would you describe your sleep quality?
Restorative
Inconsistent
Poor
Do you notice unconscious bracing? (jaw clenching, held breath, tight shoulders at rest)
Often
Sometimes
Rarely
How would you describe your nervous system state most days?
Wired
Exhausted
Fluctuating
Balanced
Complete all questions to reveal your recovery model.
Your Recovery Model
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