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  • anxiety management,
  • relaxation,
  • breathing,
• 08/06/2023

Take a Deep Breath | Guided Breathing Exercise

This simple guided breathing exercise encourages you to slow your breathing by making each exhale slightly longer than each inhale. Extending the out-breath can help activate the body's natural relaxation response, making it a useful technique for managing stress, anxiety and moments of emotional overwhelm.

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