For the Team at Regeneration Outreach community

Where Are You, Really?

You carry a lot. The stories, the need, the weight of showing up day after day for people who are struggling.

Before we begin the Capacity to Care Program together, this short reflection helps you notice where your inner capacity is right now — no judgment, just honesty.

Takes about 5 minutes · Completely private

Carrying it isn't the same as caring.

Somewhere along the way, the work started living inside your body. In the tight shoulders at the end of a shift. In the flatness that shows up at home. In the quiet frustration you didn't used to feel.

You feel
Exhausted in a way sleep doesn't touch.
You react
Faster than you'd like — to guests, coworkers, or people you love.
You wonder
If this is just what the work costs now.
Why this assessment

A starting point, not a scorecard.

This reflection quietly maps where you are across the areas the Capacity to Care Program supports — so the work over the next three months can meet you where you actually stand.

Nervous System
How your body handles stress, tension, and recovery.
Emotional Processing
What you do with what you witness and feel each day.
Awareness & Reaction
Whether you're responding on purpose or on autopilot.
Care for Self
The practices, or absence of practices, holding you up.

What the Capacity to Care Program is.

Three months of grounded, embodied support — designed for people who care for others and have quietly stopped being cared for themselves.

Together we build the inner capacity to meet stress without absorbing it, to feel without being flooded, and to respond from awareness rather than from a tank that's already empty. It is real, practical, and rooted in the body — not one more thing to add to your list.

Before we begin

Capacity to Care Assessment

Answer honestly. There are no right answers — only useful ones. Your responses stay private and help shape how we support you through the program.

"The work you do matters. So does the person doing it."

If you haven't yet, take a few quiet minutes and complete the assessment. It's the first small act of the program — turning your attention, gently, toward yourself.

— Karen, ANĀYA