12/02/2023
Eeeeeek!!! We are only one week away!!! Have you signed up for group breathwork on Saturday December 9th yet?! Check out the time for your area in the graphic below!
We will gather over zoom and do a 20 minute breathing session as a group. We will be doing a three part breath that consists of two inhales and one exhale, all through the mouth. I will be your biggest cheerleader! I provide phenomenal music too! If you’re feeling shy, you don’t have to talk. If you want to share your experience, you are welcome to do that too!
Suggested donation is $10-$20 per person.
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We need our sympathetic nervous system to be aware of danger in our environment, but in today’s society, we’re too often in fight-or-flight mode when we’re not actually in danger,” Dr. Young explains. “We need to be able to tap into our parasympathetic nervous system to be able to calm sensations of stress.
Breathwork, then, is a way to activate your body’s parasympathetic nervous system and help you de-escalate and de-stress. That can also lead to all kinds of positive feelings.
“Breathwork helps us with focus and energy, which can lead to a better quality of life where there’s space for joy and fun,” Dr. Young adds. “If we’re constantly in a state of stress and tension, it’s very hard to find those important qualities in life.”
Joy and fun? Yes, please! Plus, breathwork is one of the most accessible wellness practices out there. Anyone can do it, regardless of age or other medical conditions, so long as you find the breathing techniques that work best for you.
Via the Cleveland Clinic