Breathwork is such a beautiful tool to use in times of heightened anxiety and stress, however can be a tool that is a bit overwhelming and daunting to use.
In this course, you will learn five different breath practices, all designed to calm your nervous system and bring you back into a space of regulation. Each lesson will have practice time, and journal prompts, along with instructions for home practice use, so that you can develop a routine that works for you and helps to calm your brain.
Included practices in this course:
Take 5 Breath
Box Breath
4:7 Breath
Wave Breath
Nurturing Breathwork
Shannon Moyer is a Mental Health Counsellor and Trauma Support Specialist from London, Ontario. She uses the modalities of meditation, art, journalling, CBT foundational practices, and breathwork to help other humans through their mental and emotional well-being.
Shannon is a survivor of PTSD, a human living with Inattentive ADHD and Oppositional Defiance disorder, and is certified in CBT Therapy, Psychotherapy, Trauma Support, Child and Adolescent Counseling, and ADHD Management. She has a strong desire to help others process their lived experiences through counseling while validating their experiences as real and embracing their emotional selves.
Shannon believes that there are no bad emotions, that your story is valid, and you are deserving of support!...
Leçon 1
Take 5 Breath
In this session, we practice the Take 5 Breath, which combines the use of counting, intentional hold, and repetition to bring your body into a space of regulation.
Leçon 2
Box Breath
Using a combination of visual stimulation, intentional hold, and repetition, the box Breath is an easily accessible tool that you can use to deescalate and calm the mind.
Leçon 3
4:7 Breath
Enter into a space of natural breathing with this 4:7 breath, known to tranquilize the nervous system with an exhalation that is twice as long as the inhalation.
Leçon 4
Wave Breath
The wave breath is a beautiful breath that creates an even exchange of energy - focusing on a balanced inhalation and exhalation while introducing the use of imagery.
Leçon 5
Nurturing Breath
By placing the hands on the body and then breathing into the space behind the hands where they meet the skin, we extend nurturing compassion and seek to hold ourselves.
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Eric
September 16, 2024
It was great, thanks so much! I'm going to add at least 2 of these to my daily practice