Reddit reviews RoomyRoc Mobile Laptop Desk/Cart/Stand with Adjustable Tabletop and Footrest Computer Table (Black)
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PADDED ADJUSTABLE FOOTREST is a very welcome feature on this innovative computer table. It can rotate 360 degrees and go up or down. Pull up a chair and put up your feet while adjusting the desk down to the level you wantADJUSTABLE LAPTOP DESK is fully height adjustable up to 42". Or drop it down to 26". Adjust by pressing button on tabletop and easily adjust up or down. Stand, sit, lay on couch, or in bedEASILY ADJUST ANGLE up or down a full 20 degrees for tabletop. Use it flat for writing, at a slight angle for laptop, or at a greater angle for reading a book. So it’s a perfect choice. No wonder so many people choose this as their favorite laptop desk or computer deskMOBILITY: Lock them for stationary work. Or unlock to easily push the mobile laptop desk across the floor. This is an amazing rolling desk you can use in any part of your home, office, or workshopMULTIPLE USES: This computer table can serve as an excellently laptop cart, laptop desk, or laptop stand. If you've been struggling with a big computer desk, this is the computer cart or keyboard desk that will serve you best. It can also be used as a rolling desk, mobile laptop desk, rolling laptop cart, and adjustable desk
Being in a small space is a great technique for peace. This entire list helps, for me personally ...
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(1) Self-swaddling bed (it's like weighted blankets on steroids -- really works):
Making a custom-bed that is for lying down on the tummy, but with a large hole in the mattress and (plywood) bedframe for the tummy to hang down with no pressure on it, and a cut-out for the nose and face to indent through the cushion (like massage beds with a spot for your face to poke through) ... Freeing up the tummy is something that yoga instructors work very hard at, and this bed does it effortlessly, while redistributing body weight to create a therapeutic pressure/weight on the upper chest (feels like an hour-long hug, in the best way)
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(2) Removing excess visual stimulation:
Painting/covering the walls indoors to be black (which reflect no light and therefore symbolize visual nothingness), or walking in safe, well-lit areas outdoors at night (where the night sky looks like a black wall of nothingness)
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(3) Spending time in a small self-cubby hole
Moving a dresser with a big box on it, or moving a tall book shelf, into the corner of a bedroom, with the shelf-dresser flush against one wall, and 2 feet away from the other wall in the corner of the room, finally a small desk (or compact, adjustable standing desk) is put into the self-cubby that has been made ... Add close-up nature posters, like zoomed in on a leaf, or tree trunk, to the inside walls of the cubby to finish the look ... And/or spend time camping in a car. (I'm currently pioneering a way to get up to 6 feet of vertical clearance in a typical self-thermo-regulated "ready mode" Prius car, by adding a roof-extension disguised as a cargo bag on the top of the Prius, allowing an adult to stand up in the car and be in a cubby space that is a 2'x2'x2' cube, from the arms up).
where to get it: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072PQ6YBS