Mulry Method Self-Care: A 10-Step Guide

Step-by-Step to Calm, Clarity, and Change

This 10-step guide introduces a practical, research-based approach to self-care developed by Dr. Reaume Mulry. Whether recovering from a setback or simply ready for something new, the Mulry Method helps you reconnect with what matters most and take clear, purposeful action.

Each video focuses on a specific concept, tool, or mindset—starting with the Personal Concerns Inventory (PCI) and moving through guided relaxation, learning strategies, and performance skills that support lifelong growth.

🔟 What You’ll Learn

Step 1: Overview Of The 10 Steps

Orientation to the Mulry Method and how to get started with self-directed learning.

Step 2: Take the PCI

A guided tool to help you identify what matters most and track your progress over time.

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Step 3: Do Relaxation Therapy (RT)

A powerful self-care practice for calming the body and building emotional stability.

Step 4: Social Learning Theory (SLT)

Learn how beliefs, values, and expectations shape behavior—and how to change them.

Step 5: Polyvagal Theory

Discover how your nervous system affects focus, connection, and motivation.

Step 6: In The Zone Skills Training

Build inner focus and resilience through performance-based learning strategies.

Step 7: Healthy Back Courses

Learn practical balance, posture, and movement skills—at home, at work, or on the go.

Step 8: Exercise and Stretching Routines

Safe, effective movements to restore strength and support long-term function.

Step 9: Learn To Teach ~ Teach To Learn

Speaking it out reveals what you understand—and where you’re still learning.

Step 10: The Free and Open Examination of Ideas

Clarify your thinking and make space for personal insight and more profound change.

🎓 Learn at Your Own Pace

The Mulry Method is self-directed and completely free. No ads—just practical psychology for daily life.

đź“– Prefer to read? Visit the blog post for a written version of this 10-step video guide.

👉 Start with the Personal Concerns Inventory or explore the video series below.