Headspace Aftercare
October 7, 2016I’ve been wondering, as my headspace requires very little after care. I’m able to go into & come out of it with relative ease most times. So my question is, what kind of after care do you all need?
JB Says: I’m the same way for me its ask if I’m okay and give me a min to transfer mindsets
TM Says: For me it depends what we’re doing and level of pain. If I’m in puppy mode and get flogged hard, I need aftercare
TO Says: I understand that, but that is mainly from the flogging from the sounds of it. Not sure what that would entail either…
JS Says: It depends on the pup. I know I can snap in and out of headspace really easily; in about a minute just hearing my name, but I know other pups who need time spent with a handler/sir/dom/etc. after to get out of headspace
DG Says: Its nice to have gear but being a pup to me means so much more I find myself going in and out of pup headspace throughout my day ..
MS Says: I don’t think I ever really leave my pupspace. It takes me seconds to go from human to pup and back again.
JV Says: My Sir telling me to stand up
BS Says: I know that my partner A## needs to be brought out of it slowly.
TO Says: How do you bring B## out of his puppy side? What are you doing to ensure the slow transition out of headspace?
AR Says: Yea when I’m in headspace I’m B## I respond to B## I am usually never called A## so finding A## finds my human side
JM Says: I’m the same way, I can slide in and out of headspace easily. I only have issues when I’m brought out abruptly
Discussed on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/puppy101/permalink/922188831236275/
Is there a way members could post on a oomment line.about headspace. Agree with a lot said here. Lots of things can trigger headspace transition. You have to be careful in contexts (work) but even simple body language is altered – once a pup, always a pup. After the first immersion – you’re just ‘humaing out’ Base state – pup