Gentle Mindful Movement Practice – Grounding The Body
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Gentle Mindful Movement Practice – Grounding The Body

by Lynne Protain, MBSR Teacher & Psychotherapist

Rated
5
Type
guided
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Everyone
Plays
33

This gentle, mindful movement practice invites you to come home to your body through slow, compassionate motion. You’ll be guided through simple movements - accessible for all bodies - offered with the spirit of curiosity and care. There’s no pressure to do anything “right”; this is about sensing, not striving. Mindful movement can help soothe the nervous system, ease stress and overwhelm, and reconnect you with a sense of grounded presence. It’s especially supportive during times of tension, fatigue, or emotional heaviness. Feel free to listen with your body, not just your ears - and adapt anything to meet your needs. Thanks for being here. If this practice resonates, you're warmly invited to explore my mindfulness programs and therapy offerings linked in my profile. I am a Registered Psychotherapist (Ontario), Certified Coach, and Certified Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) teacher who supports individuals and couples in navigating trauma, stress, burnout, and overwhelm.

MindfulnessRelaxationAnxietyBody ScanStressBreathingMovementSelf CompassionBreathing AwarenessForward BendsGentlenessMindful MovementsMovement ExercisesNeck MovementsPracticesSeated TwistsShoulder Movements

Meet your Teacher

Lynne Protain, MBSR Teacher & Psychotherapist

Toronto, ON, Canada

Meet your Teacher

Lynne Protain, MBSR Teacher & Psychotherapist

Toronto, ON, Canada