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Understand your breath
An introduction to breathing, the nervous system and the context in which different practices are used.
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The Breath Edit
A small pause. A practice you can return to.
Understand your breath and build a personal toolkit for everyday moments, with comfortable practice and a simple four-week structure.
Inside The Breath Edit
Understanding, followed by a useful next step.
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Notice your starting point
Observe your own patterns and choose a comfortable starting practice, with clear guidance on adapting or stopping.
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Explore your toolkit
Twelve practices, including Extended Exhale, Slow-Paced Breathing, Physiological Sigh and Humming Breath as the four core options.
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Make it part of your day
A four-week structure for noticing, creating an anchor, exploring a second tool and finding your favourites.
Put your reading into practice.
Keep a small record of what you tried, how comfortable it felt and what you want to return to. The aim is a useful routine, rather than a score to improve.
Open the reader resources →A clear role for this book.
These are optional wellbeing practices. They are not a treatment for breathlessness or a substitute for medical or mental health care. Follow the book’s safety guidance and choose a comfortable version.
Meet Laura, the author →From the Journal · Wellbeing
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