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From Fear to Safe — MS Edition

A quick, compassionate grounding exercise for when fear takes hold — in your body, thoughts, or emotions.

You might be here because…

  • Fear arrives suddenly — about symptoms, the future, or what might happen next.

  • Your body feels tense or frozen, & you don’t know how to calm it.

  • You’re tired of being told to “think positive” when what you really need is to feel safe again.

  • You want a simple, reliable tool to bring your nervous system back to steady ground.

What if you had…

  • A short, step-by-step method to calm fear without fighting it.

  • A way to separate imagination from reality, helping your body recognise that you’re safe in this moment.

  • A grounding ritual you can use anytime — before appointments, during flare-ups, or when emotions spike.

  • A reminder that you don’t have to be fearless to find peace.

That’s what the From Fear to Safe — MS Edition worksheet offers — a trauma-informed, nervous-system reset designed to help you shift from panic to presence in minutes.
Each step blends mindfulness, breathwork & self-reassurance to gently remind your body: You’re safe now.


What’s Inside

✨ Three calming steps:

  1. Name the Fear — say or write what you’re afraid of, then remind yourself: “That’s a thought, not a fact.”

  2. Calm the Body First — breathe slowly (in for 4, out for 6), place a hand on your chest, or feel your feet on the ground to anchor into now.

  3. Anchor to Today — repeat one grounding truth like “I can handle this moment” or “I am safe right now.”

Includes reflection prompts such as:

  • What fear shows up most often for me?

  • What helps my body feel safe when my mind can’t?

  • Which grounding truth feels most soothing today?


Why This Matters

Fear is a natural part of living with uncertainty — but it doesn’t have to control your day.
This worksheet helps you find safety through awareness, breath & compassion, teaching your body that calm is possible even in chaos.
Because peace isn’t found in pushing fear away — it’s found in meeting it gently & reminding yourself: You’re safe here, now.