“Neurodivinity” is used operationally (non-mystical): an integrated state of stable self-regulation, fast recovery under stress, and measurable gains in function and performance.
Abstract
Across neurodevelopmental conditions and many mental disorders, a core bottleneck repeatedly appears: unstable self-regulation under internal or external stress (sensory overload, anxiety spirals, agitation, shutdown, attention collapse, sleep dysregulation). This white paper proposes QRVEM–CSPS as a holistic neuroadaptive training framework that targets the body–brain loop through three high-impact biological pathways: proprioception (where am I in space), interoception (what is happening inside my body), and the fascial system (a body-wide mechanosensory and force-transmission network that shapes posture, movement coordination, and “tension mapping”).
A key component, the Earth Module (Địa)—unicycle training plus one-pedal drills—creates continuous, manageable perturbations. These perturbations generate high-frequency “error–correction” cycles that strengthen proprioceptive precision, stabilize fascial tensegrity patterns, and train interoceptive recovery (breath, heart rate cues, internal calm signals) so the individual can self-balance in crisis: detect instability early, prevent panic escalation, and restore alignment quickly.
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For mental disorders, where dysregulation is often amplified by distorted bodily signals (over-alertness, numbness, dissociation, or volatility), improving interoceptive and proprioceptive reliability can support steadier attention, fewer “overwhelm events,” faster recovery, and better daily function. This framework is positioned as adjunctive support (not a medical replacement) and is designed for evidence-building using single-case experimental designs, multi-domain outcome measures, and strict safety/ethics to avoid “panic training.”
1) The Core Holistic Mechanism: “Body Sensing → Brain Stability → Behavior”
A) Proprioception (external orientation & motor certainty)
Proprioception is the nervous system’s real-time map of:
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joint position, muscle tension, movement direction,
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alignment of ankle–knee–hip–spine,
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micro-corrections that prevent falls and inefficient strain.
When proprioception improves:
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balance becomes less reactive and more predictive,
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posture stabilizes with less conscious effort,
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movement becomes smoother, quieter, less “fight-or-flight” driven.
B) Interoception (internal orientation & emotional regulation)
Interoception is sensing internal state:
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breath depth, heart rhythm cues, visceral tension,
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the “rise” of stress before it becomes panic,
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the “signals of safety” that allow downshifting.
When interoception improves:
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the person detects escalation earlier,
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“reset skills” become accessible in real time,
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mood storms and shutdown spirals shorten.
C) Fascia (the force + sensation communication web)
Fascia matters here for two reasons:
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Force transmission & coordination: It helps distribute load across the body so movements are integrated rather than fragmented.
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Mechanosensory signaling: Fascial tissues contain sensory receptors and interact closely with proprioceptive and interoceptive pathways—making fascia a bridge between mechanics and state.
When fascial integrity improves (via progressive, well-aligned training):
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the body holds alignment with less brute effort,
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“tension patterns” become more coherent,
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micro-stability becomes easier, reducing panic-prone instability.
2) Why This Is Especially Relevant to Mental Disorders
Many mental disorders include a body-based dysregulation loop:
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threat physiology runs too high (hyperarousal) or too low (shutdown),
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internal cues feel unreliable (rumination or dissociation),
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attention becomes unstable, sleep becomes fragile.
QRVEM–CSPS focuses on upgrading the quality of bodily sensing so the brain has better data:
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better proprioceptive data → fewer “surprise” errors → less threat response
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better interoceptive data → earlier self-calming → fewer crises
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better fascial integration → more stable posture/coordination → calmer baseline
This is why the framework calls itself holistic impacting and enhancing: it aims at the full feedback loop that links body-sensing to emotional stability and functional behavior.
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3) The Earth Module (Unicycle + One-Pedal) as a Proprioception–Fascia–Interoception Laboratory
Unicycle = Proprioception density
Unicycle practice forces constant micro-adjustments:
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ankle and hip strategy refinement,
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rapid alignment recovery after small perturbations,
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continuous error detection and correction.
One-pedal drills = controlled asymmetry (real-life crisis simulation)
Most “crises” are asymmetric (slip, turn, sudden push, uneven ground). One-pedal work trains:
QRVEM layer = interoceptive control inside instability
The distinction is crucial:
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unicycle creates perturbation,
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QRVEM trains the internal response so perturbation becomes learning—not panic.
4) Measurement (Conference-Ready Outcomes)
To make the claim evidence-buildable, track three pillars:
Proprioception / motor stability
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Mount success rate (per 10 attempts)
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Continuous ride time (seconds)
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PRT (Perturbation Recovery Time): time to restore alignment after visible wobble
Interoception / regulation
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Breath integrity score during perturbation (0–10)
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Minutes-to-calm after frustration (if present)
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Sleep stability indicators (simple daily logs)
Fascia / integration proxies (practical, non-invasive)
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Alignment coherence rubric (ankle–knee–hip–spine) from standardized video angles
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“Tension pattern” observation: shoulder hike, jaw clench, rib flare reduction over weeks
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ROM quality under control (not raw flexibility): smoother range with less guarding
5) Safety & Ethics (Non-Negotiable)
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No panic training: if arousal spikes, reduce difficulty immediately and increase resets.
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Protective gear + controlled space + progression only by CSPS micro-peaks.
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For severe/unstable psychiatric states: protocol requires clinical coordination and conservative progression