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04 / Manage your capacity

Manage the capacity
you have today.

Don’t manage only your pain. Manage the capacity you have available today.

Capacity is broader than pain intensity. Two activities that take the same amount of time can use very different amounts of physical, cognitive, emotional, sensory, social or practical capacity.

Map your capacity
01 / Capacity is more than physical

Notice what uses
your capacity.

These are prompts for reflection, not a score or diagnosis. Open any dimension that feels useful.

Physical

Pain, fatigue and movement can all use available capacity.

Cognitive

Attention, memory and decisions can take mental effort.

Emotional

Stress, frustration and regulation can add demand.

Sensory

Noise, light and stimulation can affect what feels manageable.

Social

Interaction, communication and expectations can use capacity.

Practical

Work, appointments, caring and household tasks compete for capacity.

02 / One possible pattern

From catch-up
to recovery.

This visual is a pattern to notice, not a claim that every flare is caused by overactivity.

BetterCatch upOverdoFlareStopRecover
Or try: Plan → Do → Pause → Recover → Continue
03 / My Capacity Map

Choose your own
Green, Amber or Red.

These are personal states. You decide what they mean for you; TJR does not assign a state from symptoms.

Amber · Capacity is reducing

04 / My Capacity Today

How does your available
capacity feel today?

Choose for yourself. This is not a score, a prediction or a health tracker.

You can simply review your map and leave today’s reflection blank. There is no required history.

Capacity becomes part of your plan

Keep the useful
next step visible.

Your saved Capacity Map can later help you prepare for difficult pain days. You can return to the Flare Plan whenever you are ready.

Review your pathway