Mindfulness Breathing #1
Start with the basics: notice where your breath is coming from and gently practice directing it with more intention.
Begin the exerciseTools for coming back to yourself
You do not have to force calm. Sometimes it begins by slowing down, noticing what is here, and giving your body a little room to settle.
Choose what fits the moment. There is no right pace and no need to do every exercise.
Start with the basics: notice where your breath is coming from and gently practice directing it with more intention.
Begin the exerciseA guided breathing practice for moments when anxiety or stress feels loud and your system needs a softer place to land.
Begin the exercisePractice slowing and controlling your breathing, one breath at a time, without needing to make the moment feel perfect.
Begin the exerciseUse drawing and visualization to make your breathing feel more tangible, giving your attention something gentle to follow.
Begin the exerciseReconnect with the present through sight, sound, touch, smell, and taste when thoughts or emotions are pulling you somewhere else.
Begin the exerciseWhen a resource is not enough
These practices can be useful between sessions or in difficult moments. Therapy can offer a deeper place to understand what keeps showing up and work with it at your own pace.
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