Not exact matches
Working with them on
relaxation techniques like taking
deep breaths or counting to ten at the first sign of being upset can
help.
Try a
relaxation technique Deep breathing, guided imagery, prenatal yoga, and progressive muscle
relaxation can
help you stay on an even keel — and sleep better.
Simple
relaxation techniques, such as yoga,
deep breathing, regular exercise, and visualization, can
help relieve stress and lower blood pressure.
Listening to music while pumping or breastfeeding,
relaxation techniques like
deep breathing or massages, and having pleasurable food or drink have all been shown to
help a little bit with milk supply, most likely because they all reduce stress.
Drug - free methods that can
help you lower your blood pressure include getting proper nutrition, losing weight, getting sufficient exercise, cutting down on processed salt, avoiding smoking and alcohol and utilizing
relaxation techniques such as meditation and
deep breathing exercises.
Learn a
deep breathing
technique to
help with
relaxation.
Such interventions can include: developing «mindfulness» and greater awareness of one's physical and emotional presence using
relaxation and meditative
techniques; movement, in order to promote a
deeper physical awareness and to expand one's capacity to feel and express emotions; breathing
techniques to increase awareness of and improve functioning of the breath and expressive verbalizations; specific exercises or routines to
help eliminate certain physical tensions or «blocks»; etc..
What to do: «Many
relaxation techniques can
help with stress reduction, including guided imagery, taking
deep breaths from the diaphragm, meditation, massages and yoga,» says Tuit.
Simple
relaxation techniques involving
deep breathing, calming strategies (eg counting to 10) and coping self - talk are very useful for
helping children «lower the temperature» of their anger.
Guiding your child through
relaxation techniques (e.g.,
helping your child to take a couple of
deep breaths when things go wrong and giving them time to think).
I also utilize
deep relaxation, mindfulness, and visualization
techniques, which
help to bring attention into the body, where the emotions live.