get (one's) head together

To organize one's thoughts, often with the aim of regaining one's calm. I really need to get my head together before I go into the board meeting. A: "Susie seemed really stressed this morning." B: "I think she's fine now—she went for a walk and got her head together."

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Gitta	GI-tah	German
Moray	-	Scottish
Wayra	-	Native American, Quechua
Shannah	SHAN-ə	English (Rare)
Flynn	[flin]
Rowland	['rəulənd]