Did you know that conscious breathing can promote health on a personal level and in the workplace? Did you know that breathing can make a difference in the personal and collective performance?
Find your leader within - your breath - and rewire your brain through specific breathing techniques.
This is a type of coaching that brings about transformative changes in breathing and presence by becoming a "executive through conscious breathing".
Reconnect, recharge and resource beyond your physical and mental strength. During the corporate retreat learn to mobilize resilience, self-leadership and focus.
A chance to fully connect with the energy of your breath, learn to understand and manage it. You can realize yourself more deeply and connect with your pontential as human being and as employee.
Breathing is a key to self-awareness, but also to self-competence and self-development.
I provide guidance through group sessions that deliver breathing techniques as a form of health management for your employees. Offer your employees the space to learn to cope with stress and reduce anxiety, thus improving their physical and mental health states.
Breathing can reduce stress and anxiety symptoms, improve rest, sleep and digestion. At the same time, breathing can be used to boost the system, preparing for physical exercise or to meet challenges.
Natural nose breathing synchronizes oscillations within several brain regions, including the hippocampus (important for memory and learning processes), the amygdala (important in processing emotions) and prefrontal cortex (important for longe-term memory).
In a balanced, detoxified and strengthened body-mind-spirit system, the breath is automatically deeper. Long-term, breathing exercises need the right environment to work. Breathing exercises alone is like using the watering can to put out a bonfire.
... breath doesn't lie. The way how you feel, is the way how you breathe. Breathing mirrors back your inner state and your emotions, such as happiness, anxiety, sadness or anger.
At times, by just observing and aknowleding the breath, this thanks you for your attention and returns the favor with a calmer and more pleasant breath rhythm. Plus, you can discover your own breath and get to know its original, natural rhythm.
Slowing down and refocusing your breathing on a specific rhythm and duration can help you calm the body and the mind, bringing your attention to the present moment. The present moment can gift you with solutions that might not be visible in the griefs of the past or the fears of the future.
The most relaxed person in a room or in a situation is as well the most powerful. S/he tends to be more focused and solution-oriented. Practice regularly to center yourself and to allow deep belly breaths.
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