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October 2025

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When Should You Practice Deep Breathing for Anxiety Management?

By Breathmastery, Stress Release No Comments

Let’s be honest. Anxiety does not exactly come knocking at the door and wait in a nice manner to allow you to prepare. It appears out of the blue – during the meetings, in the traffic, when your brain decides that it is the right moment to relive all the embarrassing moments you have ever had.

As it hits, your heart begins to race. Breathing gets shallow. Your chest tightens. You get a sense that you are running in a spiral, although nothing is really wrong.

Deep breathing exercises for anxiety come in there, literally.

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Breathwork with Teams: Creating Group Flow

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Recently, I’ve been working on a seminar/workshop for teams, whether in the Health, Sports, Creative, Tactical or Business field. The focus is on applying Breathwork to create group resonance and group flow. The art and science of triggering individual flow states is well established, so it seems to me that group flow is the next natural step.

We aim to trigger a spontaneous, unconscious, energetic connection or synchronicity among individuals–a shared emotional and psychological experience, where personal egos dissolve and everyone seems to meld into a single organism and a “group mind.”

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