MIDL: Retrain Your Breathing Patterns: Stress & Anxiety
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MIDL: Retrain Your Breathing Patterns: Stress & Anxiety

by Stephen Procter

Rated
4.9
Type
guided
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Everyone
Plays
24.1k

In this MIDL Mindfulness Training you intentionally retrain any habitual stress chest breathing patterns to lower anxiety and as a basis for the development of MIDL Mindfulness of Breathing. Sensitivity to diaphragmatic breathing is also used as a basis to reflect the mind to decondition habitual patterns. Diaphragm breathing is essential to the development of mindfulness meditation as it effects the arising of the Five Hindrances to Meditation.

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Meet your Teacher

Stephen Procter

Mylestom NSW 2454, Australia

Meet your Teacher

Stephen Procter

Mylestom NSW 2454, Australia