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How do right and good relaxation


2010
04.07

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As far as meditation relaxation techniques go, this one is a real gem, as it is very simple, but at the same time surprisingly effective. There are no mantras to chant, not to visualize imaginary places, not self hypnosis, Yoga Nidra Elaborate no scripts to follow for releasing muscle tension, none on that. All that is required is a simple yogic pose and your breath.

Do not get me wrong here, soothing mantra Meditations, visualizations and peaceful relaxation are very body conscious Effective techniques for relaxation, anger management and stress reduction, it’s Just That the beauty of this technique, Which caught my Attention, ITS lies in simplicity. This meditation technique to eat us from the timeless school of Kundalini Yoga.

Full Benefits of this Anti-Stress Technique:

* Promote mental and emotional relaxation, peace and tranquility.
* Reduces stress.
* Treats anxiety disorders
* Dissolves anger and irritation.
* Promote calmness and harmony.
* Improve the respiratory system.
* Promote health, well-being and Longevity.

How do relaxation techniques correctly


2010
04.01

relaxation techniquesAccording to Dr. Ariel Alarcon, there are many different types of relaxation techniques ranging from the simple act of removing shoes, break up a clip, said some expletive or whistle a song, to the ancient techniques used in India and the east, associated a deep religious experiences such as transcendental meditation, Zen Buddhism, yoga, or biofeedback techniques complex equipped with electrodes connected to the body or virtual reality experiences through computer controlled. Between these extremes lies wide range techniques with different degrees of effectiveness, however, as we said, no one can say that all techniques used to anyone. Whether a particular technique or not to serve a person depends on personal aspects of the individual who wants to relax, educational characteristics, culture, level of consciousness and perception of their own body and mind, as well as severity, the level and characteristics of the condition you want to remedy.

The techniques of “relaxation” can be used together or separately, depending on the situation we are trying to manage. We found that there are many and varied mechanisms to reduce or cope with stress, of which the most common are demilitarized. One of its important characteristics is that they are instantaneous or short duration (here is not going on holiday to the beach or to a psychotherapy), they act when we are under pressure to decrease, or when employees aware and programs, can be used just before the filing of a stressful situation that we can foresee.

Once it finishes its use, also ended its effect, it remains in us effects or permanent changes or long term. Its major effect is the reassurance and sense of mastery and inner psychological self. Like other more complex techniques such detente also plays the role of distance and establishes a virtual space between the event and we are stressing our stress response. In this space, generated by ourselves, we can interact with the stressor and eliminate or reduce their negative impact.

Relaxation techniques consist of a broad range of actions which are subdivided into two groups: The mechanisms of relaxation we perform automatically, without our conscious desires or our will and planned and carried out voluntarily. The first may be normal or pathological, depending on the intensity and the context in which they are used, but we should never be confused with the symptoms of stress (when a person, for example, sweaty hands in a stressful situation, that, although is an unconscious mechanism to “manage” stress, is an expression of pathology).

The difference is the fact that marks are not very severe and permanent and we can return voluntarily so that we serve to reduce tensions. Examples of these types of mechanisms may be the whistle or hum a song, the pronunciation (out loud or mentally) a bad word, nail biting or chewing the pen, scratching the head or nose, drumming his fingers on the table, hawking throat, hair grooming, moving the leg, routing clips, etc. These methods are valid, legitimate and usually do not bother anyone. The problem arises in the event they become tics, chronic use of indiscriminate or excessive, in which case it would be worth consulting a psychologist to see what else might be happening and to seek alternatives in understanding and managing stress.

Relaxation techniques for making


2010
03.30

relaxation techniquesWhen we have a goal to meet, or deliver a project or submit an evaluation, stress is a character that can be present in our lives and if we become aware of it, it could dominate.

Practice relaxation should be an everyday task, especially if we live in a city or tend to stress. So if you want calm, practice basic relaxation techniques are:

1. Deep breathing

Inhale deeply while counting mentally up to 4. Hold your breath as you count mentally up to 2. Release the air while counting mentally until 8. Repeat the above process twice.

2. Adaptive Thinking

When you begin to find uncomfortable, nervous or upset, pay attention to the kind of thinking that you are experiencing, and identifies those that are useless for your purposes (focused on failure, hatred, guilt …). Tell yourself: enough! Replace these thoughts with more useful and enjoyable.

3. Muscle Relaxation

Sit comfortably and close your eyes. Picture yourself in the field, only hear the wind. All is quiet. Try to notice how slowly loosens the muscles in your body. Start by relaxing the feet and reaches the cumulus the neck and head.

4. Visualization

Close your eyes and imagine yourself in the position of your goal (design, evaluation, review, etc.). Think you’re doing well. You feel relaxed and safe. Regular your thoughts: “Everything will be alright.” Practice relaxation techniques.