Angela Finch Sophro

07/11/2025

🌿 Burnout doesn’t mean you’re broken — it means you’ve been strong for too long. 🌿

If you’re feeling exhausted, overwhelmed, or disconnected from yourself, know this:
✨ You are not failing.
✨ You are not alone.
✨ Your body is simply whispering what your mind has been trying to ignore… “Slow down. Come back to me.”

Sophrology teaches us that healing begins the moment we pause.
Just one conscious breath can start to soften the weight on your shoulders.
Just one moment of presence can reconnect you with the calm that still exists within you.

Today, give yourself the permission you offer so easily to others:
✅ The permission to rest.
✅ The permission to feel.
✅ The permission to rebuild gently, at your own pace.

You are still you — whole, worthy, and capable.
Burnout is not the end; it’s an invitation to rediscover balance, energy, and meaning.

💛 If you need support, guidance, or a safe space to breathe again, I’m here.
Together, we can bring you back to yourself.

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03/11/2025

16/07/2025

✈️ Pre-Flight Calm for You & Your Family: Simple Sophrology Tips 🧘‍♂️

Traveling with children? Feeling anxious before your flight? ✈️😣
Here are a few simple sophrology techniques to help you and your little ones stay calm and collected before your journey:

1. Belly Breathing
Sit comfortably, close your eyes, and place your hands on your belly.
Take a deep breath in through your nose for 4 counts, letting your belly expand.
Slowly exhale for 6 counts, letting go of any tension. Repeat for 3-5 cycles.
Tip:- Get the kids involved by making a "balloon" sound during the exhale to keep it fun!

2. Positive Visualization
Imagine your ideal trip ahead—smooth check-in, peaceful flight, happy family.
Visualizing a calm and enjoyable journey can shift your mindset and reduce anxiety.
Tip:Share the vision with your kids, asking them to imagine what fun things they will do when you arrive!

3. Muscle Relaxation
Tense and relax each body part, starting from your toes and moving up to your head.
Hold each tension for a few seconds before relaxing the muscle.
Tip: Guide your kids by gently saying, “Let’s make our legs strong like a tree, then let them relax like the branches.