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… we don’t need to be on guard for attack,” Dr. Singh explains.She suggests the box breathing technique, also called 4×4 breathing.Inhale as you count slowly to four.Hold your breath for …
… skip this step.Naloxone is a medication that reverses the effects of opioids and can return normal breathing to a person who has difficulty breathing or who’s stopped breathing due to an opioid overdose …
… to the gym? Try a quick walk or an at-home yoga class.Channel your breath. Deep breathing can help you center yourself in times of stress, no matter where you are or what’s …
… the moment,” Dr. Tworek says. They include:Deep breathing exercises.Meditation.Guided imagery.Dr. Tworek’s favorite breathing exercise to cope with sensory overload is serial three breathing, or 3-3-3 for short (similar …
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… be used in conjunction with talk therapy, self-care and other wellness practices like mindfulness, meditation and breathing exercises.So, how do know which app is right for you? Psychiatrist Leopoldo Pozuelo, MD, and Dr …
Have you ever felt a little bit self-conscious about your body and “sucked in” your stomach to try to look thinner? Most of us have, at one time or another.What you might not …
Performance anxiety is sometimes called “stage fright.” But it’s not limited to “performances” in the literal sense.You’re called on in a meeting to present about your department’s recent successes. And suddenly …
It’s the third time you’ve put off going to the gym. You’re feeling frustrated and are wondering if you’ll ever get on a consistent workout routine. So, you google “waist trainers …
You know that pain. You’re working out, playing a pick-up game of basketball or taking a quick run, when you feel a sharp pain near your ribcage. Sometimes, it can be so painful …
Opioids are powerful prescriptive medicines commonly used by healthcare providers to help manage moderate to severe pain in safe settings. But when someone takes too much of these substances, uses them for nonmedical/recreational purposes …
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