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Breath with clients
Reading lesson · 10 min read
Offer breath as an option, not a prescription. Language matters: try with me, if you like.
Match their pace first. Only then invite a longer exhale.
Close sessions with one shared breath so the nervous system knows the container is ending.
10 min read
How to invite breath in a session without making it a performance.
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Elena Vargas98d
This practice landed for me after the second round. Grateful for the pacing.
Maya Chen98d
Same. I keep a note on my desk that just says soft jaw.
Jordan Hale99d
Reading this before bed helped more than pushing through another technique.
