What if the breath has been doing the work?
A psychologist on the body's quiet contribution to anxiety, why the breath often holds patterns the mind has not chosen, and what noticing changes.
Longer reads from our psychologists, written for the reader who is genuinely working something out.
A psychologist on the body's quiet contribution to anxiety, why the breath often holds patterns the mind has not chosen, and what noticing changes.
Slow paced breathing changes the body and the way anxiety is experienced. A psychologist explains the evidence and where breathing fits inside anxiety care.
Breathing is automatic, and that is exactly why it escapes attention. The clinical evidence on breathing retraining, the four axes of dysfunctional breathing, and why nasal breathing specifically matters.
Breathing is the one part of the nervous system we can consciously influence. This piece explains what breathwork is, the research behind it, and how to try slow diaphragmatic breathing at around six breaths per minute.
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