This document describes the Cycle Tool, which is used to reconsolidate allostatic circuits in the brain through a 10-step process. It begins by explaining the neurophysiology behind how the tool works to switch circuits. It then provides the 10 steps to use the Cycle Tool Test to evaluate effectiveness, including expressing emotions like anger, sadness, and fear and identifying unreasonable expectations to replace. The document outlines different types of allostatic circuits and how to use the Cycle Tool for prevention of secondary traumatic stress. It concludes by recommending daily use of the Cycle Tool and related activities.