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Part 1 of 4 Seasonal Guides: Spring
This guide is for you if spring tends to feel more complicated than the world makes it look.
Specifically:
You live with chronic illness, fatigue, Long COVID, or a body with variable capacity
You're in recovery — from burnout, from a difficult winter, from a period of doing too much
You want to rebuild this season, but you're not sure what that looks like at your actual pace
You're tired of wellness content that assumes you have more to give than you do
You want something quiet, honest, and genuinely useful — not motivating, not optimizing
Tending Through Spring
For people who need permission to emerge at their own pace.
The world moves into spring like it has somewhere to be. Maybe you do too — plans you made in January, things you were going to start when the days got longer, a version of yourself you were going to return to once winter was over.
And then spring arrives and your body is still… here. Still tired. Still pacing. Still figuring it out.
Maybe you find this relatable.
Spring is supposed to be the season of renewal. Energy returning, motivation arriving, life re-expanding.
But no one talks about what spring feels like when you've spent the winter managing symptoms. Or recovering. Or simply surviving the dark months with limited capacity.
For a lot of us, spring doesn't bring a surge. It brings a complicated mix of hope and exhaustion. The desire to re-emerge, alongside the fear of overdoing it again. The pull toward new beginnings alongside grief for everything that didn't get done.
And underneath all of it: the quiet, persistent question of what does rebuilding actually look like for a body like mine?Spring isn't about doing more. It's about learning to notice what's already trying to grow in you — and giving it the conditions it needs.
What is Tending Through Spring?
Tending Through Spring is a short digital guide — a PDF and a video — for people who want to move into this season with intention, care, and honest attention to what their body can actually hold right now.
It's not a productivity plan. It's not a challenge. It's not a list of things to add to your life.
It's a tending practice for spring — one that starts with where you actually are, not where you think you should be.
What’s inside
The guide is built around four spring tending themes — each one a lens for paying attention to your body, your capacity, and your life as the season shifts:
Noticing what's alive. A simple practice for taking honest stock of your energy, your wants, and what's been quietly growing even through winter.
Tentative return. A framework for re-entering the world — commitments, relationships, activities — at a pace your nervous system can actually sustain.
Pacing the rebuild. Practical guidance for spring pacing when your capacity is variable, limited, or unpredictable.
Tending the grief. A gentle acknowledgment of what spring loss feels like — the plans that didn't happen, the version of you that didn't show up — and how to tend that alongside the growth.
Also included: a short video from me walking you into the guide — sharing what spring tends to bring up in my own practice and in the people I work with, and how I'd invite you to hold this season.
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Part one of the Body Luminary Seasonal Series.
New guide releases each season.
Philosophy Note
This guide is part of the Body Luminary approach to seasonal living — the idea that our bodies are shaped by seasons, and that learning to tend ourselves through each one is a practice, not a destination. Spring isn't about getting back to who you were before. It's about finding outwho you are now, in this body, in this season — and building from there.
You're allowed to emerge slowly. This guide is permission — and a little company — for the tentative return.