A New Relationship with the Breath
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A New Relationship with the Breath

by Dr Candice Creasman Mowrey

Rated
4.7
Type
guided
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Everyone
Plays
63

Many meditators find it difficult to stay focused on the breath during practice. This guided meditation will help you to connect with the breath as an anchor point rather than the sole object of attention. Moving between breath and other sensations as they arise helps us to encounter experience with more openness and stillness. We will use a trauma-informed approach, meaning we will honor physical cues (such as increased heart rate) and make adjustments (such as opening the eyes to feel safe).

OpennessStillnessTraumaMindfulnessCompassionBody AwarenessCuriosityNeurodivergenceTrauma Informed MindfulnessCompassionate AttentionCuriosity In PracticeNeurodivergence Support And AwarenessAnchor PointsBody Sensations AwarenessBreathingBreath AnchorsBreathing AwarenessGuided MeditationsOpen Eye MeditationsEye Opening

Meet your Teacher

Dr Candice Creasman Mowrey

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Meet your Teacher

Dr Candice Creasman Mowrey

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