relaxation technique

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relaxation technique

nEntspannungstechnik f, → Relaxationsmethode f
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Finding time for breathing exercises and some relaxation techniques build and preserve the much need mental energy and attitude of acceptance to go with the flow of life.
People will try to overcome the stress moreover by through healthy coping strategies, for example, diversional therapy, progressive muscle relaxation techniques, seeking peer support, or by adverse coping strategies, for example, smoking, drinking alcohol, overeating or under eating, sleeping too much, etc.
"The relaxation techniques and learning about the plane was a massive help and I was actually looking forward to the flight.
'First, a hypnotherapist spent half an hour talking to me about my reasons for wanting to give up, before leading me through some relaxation techniques that, to my surprise, sent me into an almost trance-like state.
Employees also had the option of taking part in a group session covering relaxation techniques to reverse the negative effects of stress, and a station where a cardiologist performed a heart echo.
Part Two offers different stressful scenarios wherein relaxation techniques would be helpful if applied.
The body is best able to assert voluntary control when relaxed, so relaxation techniques such as diaphragmatic breathing, progressive muscle relaxation, guided imagery, visualization, and phrase repetition are essential first steps in biofeedback.
Relaxation training improved sleep quality and cognitive function in people aged 60 years or older (1) and anxiety was reduced by relaxation techniques in hospitalised patients and people with cancer (2).
What: Guided sessions are designed for anyone to learn how to still their mind, master basic relaxation techniques and enjoy the health benefits of regular meditation.
However, relaxation techniques can go a long way to counteracting the damaging effects of stress.
* Manage stress with relaxation techniques such as meditation and deep breathing.
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