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14 Day IBS Protocol
This 14-day kit provides a comprehensive, evidence-informed protocol to help you get back to your best, regardless of what IBS throws your way.

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Grounded in science, rooted in belief.




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What's actually covered?

Gut Awareness & Gentle Observation
You’ll learn how digestive shifts can colour thoughts, emotions, and body sensations. Short mindfulness practices help you observe symptoms without spiralling into fear, laying a calmer foundation for change.You’ll learn how hormonal PMS shifts can colour thoughts and sensations, then practise short grounding exercises that separate you from the symptoms laying a calm foundation for change.
Day 1: Notice how your digestion rises and falls through the day.
Day 2: Respond to stomach discomfort with gentle self-kindness.
Day 3: Catch the first flicker of catastrophic thoughts (“This pain will never end”).
Reframing Food & Flare Thoughts
CBT tools guide you to untangle unhelpful IBS “stories” (“I can’t go out to eat,” “Every food will trigger me”). You’ll practise balancing these with evidence and grounding exercises that calm both the gut and the mind.Guided CBT tools help you catch the “PMS stories” your brain tells (“I can’t cope”) and balance them with evidence. Grounding and gratitude drills calm body chemistry so new, steadier thoughts can stick.
Day 4: Test fearful thoughts about food against real experiences.
Day 5: Spot one small comfort or positive even during a flare.
Day 6: Use a sensory reset to ease gut-related tension.
Living Beyond the Symptoms
Instead of letting IBS rule your calendar, you’ll clarify your values and learn how to keep what matters most on the table—even when discomfort shows up. Tools like “scheduled worry time” and micro-moments of joy help you reclaim control.Now you shift from why you feel off to what matters most. Clarifying core values, scheduling worry time, and savouring micro-joys build a toolkit that lifts mood and anchors energy during the toughest days of your PMS.
Day 7: Align eating and social choices with what matters most.
Day 8: Place boundaries around rumination about flare-ups.
Day 9: Savour a tiny joy (a laugh, a stretch, a flavour) amid discomfort.
Day 10: Recognise strengths revealed through past IBS challenges.
Action & Long-Term Confidence
The final stretch turns reflection into practical strategies. You’ll practise “opposite action” when symptoms tempt withdrawal, create a flare-day plan, and send a kind note to your future self—building confidence that you can handle what comes next.The final stretch turns insights into habits. You’ll practise “opposite action,” craft a tomorrow-ready visualisation, solve one real PMS challenge, and write a kind note to your future self—locking in a repeatable plan for next month.
Day 11: Take one small, valued action despite gut discomfort.
Day 12: Visualise tomorrow unfolding with ease and steadier digestion.
Day 13: Map out practical options for a current IBS challenge (e.g. travel, dining out).
Day 14: Write your future-self a note of reassurance and care.


