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Psychology News Robot @[email protected] · 2026-05-14 · 00:12 UTC

DATE: May 13, 2026 at 08:00PM
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TITLE: Study reveals the key ingredients for successful social media mental health interventions

URL: https://www.psypost.org/study-reveals-the-key-ingredients-for-successful-social-media-mental-health-interventions/

A meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials testing the effects of social-media-based mental health interventions found that they lead to moderate-high reductions in stress symptoms and low-moderate reductions in depression and anxiety symptom severity. The interventions were more effective when participants were more than 70% female, when the programs were human-guided, social-oriented, and when effects were compared to groups that received care as usual. The paper was published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research.

More than 1 in 8 adults and adolescents worldwide live with a mental disorder. The two most common types of mental health disorders are anxiety disorders and depression. However, estimates state that only a small fraction of individuals suffering from mental health disorders receive a treatment that results in the remission of symptoms. That is why scientists are looking for new ways to provide mental health treatments at scale to people who need them.

One prospective type of treatment that can be delivered at scale are online mental health interventions, particularly interventions delivered through social-media-based programs. These interventions represent organized efforts to provide psychological support, education, coping skills, or behavior-change strategies through platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp, Reddit, or other online communities.

They include therapist-led groups, peer-support communities, psychoeducational posts, chat-based guidance, mood tracking, crisis resources, or structured activities based on approaches such as cognitive-behavioral therapy or mindfulness. These programs can make support more accessible because many people already use social media regularly and may find it easier to engage online than in traditional services. However, their quality, privacy protections, safety procedures, and effectiveness vary, with studies reporting inconsistent results about their effectiveness.

Study author Qiyang Zhang and her colleagues wanted to integrate the findings of rigorously designed randomized controlled trials examining the effectiveness of social-media-based mental health interventions in reducing mental health symptoms. They were interested in the overall impact of these treatments on symptoms of depression, anxiety, stress, negative affect, and psychological distress. These researchers also wanted to know how much these effects depend on the methodological specificities of studies and programs, such as program duration, program focus, or the control group the treatment was compared with.

They conducted a meta-analysis. The first author of this study conducted a search of databases of published scientific reports that included the Education Resources Information Center, PsychINFO, Scopus, PsychArticles, Communication and Mass Media Complete, PubMed, and Proquest databases. She also searched for studies through Paperfetcher across journals in the field the study authors considered reputable, and examined the reference lists of the papers they found.

Study authors looked for studies that reported results of randomized controlled trials with at least 30 participants per experimental condition. The intervention examined in the study needed to be delivered through social media platforms (e.g., Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and WeChat), and the difference in mental health symptoms between groups undergoing different treatments needed to be small at the start. Additionally, the interventions needed to be delivered by nonresearchers to better reflect how these programs would function in the real world.

They also required the difference between the number of participants who did not finish the study (the attrition rate) in the compared treatment conditions to be less than 15%. In this way, they wanted to reduce the risk that the observed treatment differences were caused by different dropout rates. For example, if participants who benefited least, or those who experienced the strongest effects or adverse experiences, left one condition more often than the other, the remaining participants could become systematically different, biasing the results.

In the end, after screening over 11,000 published studies, 17 studies met all the criteria the study authors defined. These studies reported the effects of 22 distinct intervention programs, comprising 5,624 total participants. Of these programs, 7 were conducted on adolescents, 7 on people in early adulthood, 7 included middle adulthood participants, while 1 study was of older individuals.

Twelve studies had more than 70% female participants. In 9 studies, participants were recruited based on a specific clinical condition.

Overall, the results showed that the examined studies had a low-moderate beneficial effect on mental health symptoms. The symptom reduction was the strongest for stress symptoms and it was moderate-high in size. Effects on reducing anxiety and depression symptoms were low-moderate.

Further analyses found that the examined social-media-based interventions tended to be more effective when the studies were conducted on groups that were more than 70% female, when the programs were human-guided (i.e., guided by humans including therapists, coaches, or research assistants), social-oriented (i.e., programs that provide mainly social interaction, emotional support, or companionship), and when control groups were people who received care as usual (i.e., where control group participants received standard care as opposed to waitlist groups). Interestingly, the researchers found that a participant’s age did not significantly affect the outcomes of the intervention.

“This meta-analysis synthesized the best evidence on this topic and found that, overall, high-quality social-media-based RCTs [randomized controlled trials] were effective in reducing depression, anxiety, stress, negative affect, and psychological distress. Given the benefits of scalability and cost-effectiveness of social-media-based approaches, mental health services should consider integrating online interventions into routine practice,” the study authors concluded.

The study contributes to the scientific understanding of the mental health effects of social-media-based mental health interventions. However, the study authors note that the statistical power of their review was limited by the small sample size of available, high-quality studies. Furthermore, the reported effects are not generalizable to all social-media-based mental health interventions. In each case, the effects of a specific intervention depend on its particular characteristics and on its appropriateness for the mental health condition or difficulties that individuals undergoing the intervention are experiencing.

The paper, “Social-Media-Based Mental Health Interventions: Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials,” was authored by Qiyang Zhang, Zixuan Huang, Yuan Sui, Fu-Hung Lin, Hongjie Guan, Li Li, Ke Wang, and Amanda Neitzel.

URL: https://www.psypost.org/study-reveals-the-key-ingredients-for-successful-social-media-mental-health-interventions/

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Yewa, das Freudenquietsch ☑️ @[email protected] · 2026-04-13 · 16:03 UTC

Kursvorbereitung.

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All for Gardening @[email protected] · 2026-02-26 · 16:15 UTC

10 “Grandma Hobbies” That Ease Anxiety Symptoms – From Crocheting to Gardening https://www.allforgardening.com/1627866/10-grandma-hobbies-that-ease-anxiety-symptoms-from-crocheting-to-gardening/ #AnxietyRelief #CreativeTherapy #garden #gardening #GrandmaHobbies #MentalWellness #MindfulLiving #SlowLiving #StressReduction

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Thunder Honey Snow Studio @[email protected] · 2026-01-14 · 15:42 UTC

Not enough time and too much stress? This 3-minute breath practice is for you. Learn and practice S breath. This brief but effective pranayama (breath) practice will leave you feeling chill. No special skills or equipment required!

Press play when you’re ready to feel calm and relaxed.

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Sara Lobkovich, J.D., NBC-HWC @[email protected] · 2025-12-14 · 23:37 UTC

Dr. Alice Rizzi shares a few mindfulness practices specifically helpful for people who struggle with perfectionism, all-or-nothing thinking in this Thinkydoers episode.

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OriginalMacGuy @[email protected] · 2025-12-09 · 14:39 UTC

I used to think meditation meant eliminating thoughts. Turns out, my mind had other plans. Here’s how a more mindful approach helped me reconnect with myself — and how you can try it too. Read the full post 👇

https://www.originalmacguy.com/why-breath-only-meditation-failed-me-and-what-im-doing-now-pt-2/

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Kristen Simonds @[email protected] · 2025-10-26 · 18:17 UTC

The Wisdom Of Just For Today

Most people familiar with Reiki have heard the principles of Reiki a time or two. Or you may have come across them at your local yoga studio as a gentle reminder to practice mindfulness. If you have not heard of the Reiki Principles, you are in for a treat, dear reader, as we explore the meaning and wisdom of each one.

Just for today, I will not worry.

Just for today, I will not be angry.

Just for today, I will do my work honestly.

Just for today, I will give thanks for my many blessings.

Just for today, I will be kind to my neighbor and every living thing.

Just for today, I will not worry.

Worry is the thief of time. When we worry, we are not living in the present moment and are allowing the future to invade our now-ness. The beauty of just for today, I will not worry, is that we are not saying we will never worry again- thus creating more anxiety. We focus on the present and what is currently in our control.

Let’s talk about anxiety briefly. Anxiety is a common emotion characterized by feelings of worry, fear, and unease. Everyone experiences anxiety to some degree at some point in their life, but for some people, anxiety can become overwhelming and interfere with their daily activities.

I suffered from social anxiety and general anxiety off and on for years. It was worse during my last year in college. At the time, I did not have adequate coping skills. I remember having a panic attack in the middle of a calculus exam- I wound up withdrawing from the class.

It was shortly after this I started looking into self-hypnosis and meditation to help with my anxiety. If someone had told me then, “Just for today, do not worry,” I would have told them where they could shove their pithy phrase!

It is difficult to extract oneself from emotional turmoil if there has not been practice while calm. Years of meditation practice have fostered a stillness within, a place of refuge available even amid anxiety.

Do I still worry from time to time- absolutely! However, my moments of worry no longer spiral outward, causing panic attacks or indecision. I can take a breath and ask myself some pertinent questions, such as:

Is there anything I can do about the situation in the moment?

Is worry going to affect the outcome or make things worse?

The answer to these questions is usually NO. So I focus on my breath, gently reminding myself I have no control over the outcome of most life situations.

Again, this hasn’t happened overnight- this is years of practice – there is no mastering, only continued practice.

Just for today, I will not be angry.

Anger is a natural and normal emotion that everyone experiences occasionally, often described as intense displeasure, frustration, or annoyance that arises in response to a perceived threat or injustice.

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The keyword is perceived. We tend to take situations personally, even when not meant to be. This can lead us down a path of frustration and anger, which can harm our well-being. By recognizing this tendency and approaching situations objectively and rationally, we can free ourselves from unnecessary negative emotions and find a more positive and fulfilling path forward.

Anger can range from mild irritation to intense rage and can be triggered by various internal or external factors. While some levels of anger are healthy and can even be productive, excessive or uncontrolled anger can harm us and others. Managing and expressing our anger healthily is essential to maintaining positive relationships and overall well-being.

For example, my morning commute can be the worst part of my day. Aggressive driving on the highway is dangerous and stressful, as I am routinely cut off by drivers who insist on weaving in and out of traffic at high speeds. Occasionally, when cut off, my anger is intense- I curse and yell, honk my horn, and sometimes stew about the other driver for the rest of my commute or longer, continually sending waves of anger throughout my entire body. Not healthy.

If I remember my Reiki principles during these experiences, I can extricate myself from the emotional turmoil. The other driver is not out to get me or anyone else- they are only concerned with themselves. And perhaps they are in a crisis. Maybe someone is sick and racing to get to a hospital. When I allow these thoughts to arise, I can have compassion for the other person and pray or send them healing energy on their journey.

This also helps my journey, as instead of waves of anger washing through every cell of my vessel, I am sending compassion because, just for today, I will not be angry.

Just for today, I will do my work honestly.

This principle occasionally needs clarification. It applies to professional work as well as to work done in personal or professional settings. Working honestly means not taking shortcuts and being truthful about one’s abilities.

In a professional setting, we strive for integrity in our work by paying attention to detail and deadlines and asking for help when necessary. It means putting our ego aside to accomplish what is best for the whole.

In our personal endeavors, working honestly can refer to taking care of family and friends responsibly and cultivating relationships supported by mutual trust.

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With the current profusion of AI in industry, this principle takes center stage. We need to ask ourselves if we are responsibly using this technology. Using AI to write entire blog posts or essays without acknowledging AI is not ethical, in my opinion. This technology is a wonderful asset for constructing outlines, spawning ideas, or correcting grammar and spelling mistakes, as we have all used spellcheck for years. Yet, the temptation to use it as an “easy button” constantly exists.

By remembering the principle of just for today, I will do my work honestly; we can relieve ourselves of the temptation to take shortcuts, for there are lessons in making mistakes. The regular practice of our skills hones our unique, authentic voice, the true voice we should share with the world. The voice of AI lacks humanness. The compassion that a life resplendent of love and sorrow, pleasure and pain, and failure and triumph allows us to have a deep, honest connection with others, as it is in these emotions that we share common humanity.

Just for today, I will give thanks for my many blessings.

This seems simple enough, yet we forget how blessed we are in moments of sorrow or dealing with many hardships. However, even amid turmoil, we can shift our energy and perspective if we can find some small way to be grateful.

One way to shift your perspective is to reflect on the blessings in your life, no matter how big or small they may be. I have found it helpful for my mental health to appreciate the simple blessings of having good health, a place to live, and food to eat. If we have these things, we are luckier than a significant portion of the human population. However, we should avoid comparing ourselves to our friends and family, as it can lead to feelings of jealousy and dissatisfaction. If you find yourself on this path, ask yourself why it matters if others have more than you.

We must remind ourselves that everyone’s journey is unique, and comparing our blessings to others often leads to unnecessary stress on our mental well-being. Gratitude is a powerful tool that can help us navigate challenging times by acknowledging the positive aspects of our lives. It allows us to focus on what we do have rather than what we lack, fostering a sense of contentment and fulfillment. Embracing an attitude of gratitude can profoundly impact our overall outlook, promoting resilience and a more positive mindset.

Just for today, I will be kind to my neighbor and every living thing.

This seems simple enough, right? Yet we all, at some point, take out our frustrations on others who are not deserving of our ire. We need to remember that everyone is fighting their own battles, and a simple smile can profoundly affect someone’s day.

We must also be aware of our actions concerning the natural world of which we are an intrinsic part. Due to technology and our selfish trappings, we forget that we have no more right to a radiant life than any other part of existence. We exist in a web of life where every part matters or nothing does. We only realize our impact when we see news headlines regarding the garbage patch in the oceans or when wildlife encroaches on our dwellings because we selfishly take THEIR land and homes from them in the name of progress. Is it progress if we destroy our only home in the process?

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The interconnectedness of all life on Earth is a fundamental truth often overlooked in pursuing human development and progress. The advancement of technology has led to a disconnect between humanity and the natural world, fostering a sense of entitlement and detachment from our responsibilities as caretakers of the planet. It is crucial to acknowledge that our actions have far-reaching consequences, affecting our well-being and the delicate balance of the ecosystems that support all forms of life.

The timeless wisdom encapsulated in the Reiki principles gently reminds us of our interconnectedness with the universe and each other. Through daily mindfulness, compassion, honesty, gratitude, and kindness, we can cultivate a more harmonious and conscious way of being.

If you would like to immerse yourself in the wisdom of Just for Today, listen to a guided meditation designed to foster presence and acceptance.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/4AGlTZ0uy4qYDlCmR6WIjq?si=lQRMjXJPRcqfCCpPONbU7Q

Namaste.

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Front Page [Unofficial] @[email protected] · 2025-09-26 · 00:26 UTC

Man's response to his girlfriend's hormonal breakdown taught 2.7 million people how to love again

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Kathy Bryson @[email protected] · 2025-09-17 · 23:33 UTC

Aw, they love us!

What owning a #cat does to your #brain (and theirs) https://theconversation.com/what-owning-a-cat-does-to-your-brain-and-theirs-264396

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Sara Lobkovich, J.D., NBC-HWC @[email protected] · 2025-09-14 · 09:12 UTC

How can mindfulness help manage the overwhelming stress and anxiety of modern life?

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Seb @[email protected] · 2025-05-28 · 13:31 UTC

CosmicNation helped transfer my content from tmg.cosmicnation.co to my Patreon site, https://patreon.com/TMGmeditations. This eliminates the need for two separate community websites. Patreon supports public posts and free memberships, so even non-supporting members can enjoy my free content. While some may disapprove, I must consider my time and stress levels just like everyone else.

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Kristen Simonds @[email protected] · 2025-05-18 · 13:05 UTC

The Science Behind Chakras and Energy Flow

Over the last two decades, references to chakras and chakra healing/balancing have exploded into mainstream culture, capturing the attention of many who seek holistic approaches to well-being. The increasing popularity of these concepts has led to a vast array of resources, workshops, and communities dedicated to exploring chakra work. Meditations, Reiki healings, and yoga practices have sprung up around this concept, allowing Westerners a glimpse of traditional healing practices from the Hindu culture, blending ancient wisdom with modern techniques. As individuals strive for emotional balance, physical health, and spiritual growth, focusing on chakras has inspired a deeper understanding and appreciation of energy systems that influence our lives, encouraging many to incorporate these ideas into their daily routines for a more harmonious existence.

Greater Wellbeing

These practices provide insights into how we relate to ourselves, others, and the greater world around us, allowing us to explore the energetic nature of the universe while deepening our understanding of interconnectedness. By examining the intricate web of relationships that bind us, we nurture our personal growth and the well-being of those around us. This journey of self-discovery touches upon the scientific aspects of how everything we think, feel, or interact with causes subtle shifts in our physical body, as recent research in fields such as psychology and quantum physics is now proving. As we delve deeper into this relationship between mind and matter, we uncover the profound impact our thoughts and emotions have on our health, ultimately fostering a more holistic approach to living harmoniously in alignment with the natural rhythms of existence.

The Chakras

First, let us reexamine the nature of the chakra system as it relates to Hindu culture. The term “Chakra” originates from Sanskrit and means “wheel.” Chakras are energy centers that serve as spinning vortexes in a vertical line through the body, from the spine’s base to the head’s crown. There are seven significant chakras, each linked to various endocrine glands and responsible for energy flow to specific organs, influencing physical and emotional well-being. Each chakra corresponds to a rainbow color—red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet—and resonates with distinct musical tones at varying frequencies. These centers embody spiritual energy in the physical realm, acting as gateways for the life force known as “Prana.” When balanced and aligned, chakras promote harmony and vitality, while blockages can result in physical, emotional, and spiritual challenges. Working with the chakra system can lead to personal transformation and holistic healing, fostering deeper self-awareness and connection to the universe.

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Balancing of Energies

Based on their location in the body, chakras correspond to specific states of consciousness, emotional functions, and philosophical constructs, creating a framework for understanding our experiences. The lower chakras govern practical aspects of life, such as survival, stability, and trust, forming a foundation for relationships and aspirations, while the upper chakras connect to higher states of awareness, intuition, and self-manifestation. Together, they provide a body-mind connection that aids personal growth and self-discovery, enriching our understanding of our place in the universe. Nurturing and balancing these energy centers contributes to our health and abilities in navigating life’s challenges with resilience and grace.

Energetic Workings

Let us take a moment to explore the nature of this energetic flow of chakras. The energy from emotional responses to physical stimuli runs along the chakras, creating a dynamic system that “feeds” our cells, tissues, and organs with vital life force. Each chakra plays a unique role in this process, serving as an energy exchange conduit and influencing our physical and emotional well-being. Just as our unseen breath nourishes the body with life-giving oxygen, the unseen energy we create can either nourish or deplete us, shaping our experiences and interactions with the world around us. Understanding this intricate connection between our emotions and energy flow can empower us to cultivate a healthier and more balanced life, as we learn to harness and direct this powerful energy for our benefit and those around us.

Mindful Moment:
Pay attention to your physical responses next time you experience a strong emotion. Did your heart rate increase? Do you feel warmth in certain areas?
This is the emotional energy manifesting as a physical sensation. Prolonged emotional responses such as anxiety can manifest physically as ulcers, headaches, and a host of other ailments, including fatigue and digestive issues. This connection between the mind and body underscores the importance of self-awareness and emotional intelligence. Recognizing how our feelings impact our physical state can empower us to seek healthier coping mechanisms. This is why it is essential to be aware of your body’s physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual states; understanding these aspects can lead to a more balanced life and improved wellbeing.

Having balanced, unblocked chakras assists in keeping the rest of the body in balance and promotes overall well-being. When aligned, these energy centers enhance not only physical health but also emotional stability and mental clarity.

The Science of Chakras

Quantum physics offers a fascinating lens through which we can understand the chakra system and its relevance to energy and consciousness. At its core, quantum physics studies the fundamental nature of reality, examining how subatomic particles interact and exist in ways that often defy classical physics. This opens up intriguing possibilities for exploring energetic systems like chakras.

Interconnected

One key concept in quantum physics is that everything is interconnected at a fundamental level. This idea echoes the beliefs surrounding chakras, which propose that energy flows through the body and connects us to the universe. Just as particles can be entangled, influencing one another regardless of distance, energy centers within our bodies can impact our physical, emotional, and spiritual states. This interconnectedness suggests that our thoughts and emotions, which are forms of energy, can manifest in our physical health and well-being.

Mind Over Matter

Moreover, the principle of wave-particle duality in quantum physics posits that particles, such as photons and electrons, can exhibit both wave-like and particle-like properties depending on how they are observed. This can relate to chakras in that our perceptions and intentions can influence how energy moves and flows through our bodies. For instance, a positive mindset and balanced emotional state can promote healthy energy flow, while negative thoughts or emotional disturbances might create blockages in our chakras.

Biological Mindfulness

Recent research in quantum biology also indicates that energy transfer at the molecular level can significantly affect biological processes. By understanding how consciousness and thought patterns interact with energy systems, practitioners of chakra healing may be able to harness this knowledge to promote well-being. This connection between quantum physics and chakras provides a scientifically intriguing perspective, enabling us to explore deeper aspects of their existence and embrace holistic approaches to health that align with these energy principles.

Discovering Balance

Quantum physics offers insights into the energetic frameworks that govern our existence, aligning with and enriching our comprehension of the chakra system. By bridging scientific inquiry and spiritual traditions, we are encouraged to embrace the potential for personal transformation and healing at physical, emotional, and spiritual levels. But you do not need to have a background in science to experience the benefits of chakra healing. By simply tuning into your body with daily practice, you become more familiar with your unique energetic blueprint, discovering how each chakra influences your physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. As you engage in this practice more consistently, you may find that you can easily identify areas where energy may be blocked or imbalanced, allowing you to address these concerns in a mindful way. This self-exploration enhances your understanding of your energy and fosters a deeper connection to the world around you, empowering you to lead a more balanced and fulfilling life.

Chakra Balancing Course

Learn more with a guided 10-day Chakra Balancing course thoughtfully designed to enhance your understanding and practice of energy healing. Throughout this comprehensive program, you will discover the distinct characteristics of the seven primary chakras, delving into their unique qualities, colors, and influences on our physical and emotional well-being. This knowledge will empower you to tap into their energy in a way that promotes healing and balance, ultimately leading to a more harmonious daily life.

In today’s fast-paced world, our current lifestyle often causes us to lose touch with our natural selves and the energy flows within our bodies. However, this course will serve as a transformative experience, guiding you to reconnect with your innermost being through various techniques, exercises, and meditative practices tailored for each chakra. I like to engage with the course a few times a year to rebalance my energy and refresh my perspective, finding that the deliberate focus on these energy centers invites clarity and peace into my life. I have found that this practice is most effective around the change of seasons, as we naturally shift in body, mind, and spirit, allowing me to align with the rhythms of nature and embrace the shifts that come with each new phase of life. By committing to this journey, you will foster personal growth and self-awareness and cultivate a deeper connection to the world around you.

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CITO Greenhouse @[email protected] · 2025-03-22 · 17:17 UTC

Finding Balance: Mastering Emotions through Mindfulness and Self-Compassion

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Thunder Honey Snow Studio @[email protected] · 2025-03-17 · 17:23 UTC

3-minute chill S Breath

Not enough time and too much stress? This 3-minute breath practice is for you. Learn and practice S breath. This brief but effective pranayama (breath) practice will leave you feeling chill. No special skills or equipment required!

Press play when you’re ready to feel calm and relaxed.

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Sara Lobkovich, J.D., NBC-HWC @[email protected] · 2025-01-13 · 00:23 UTC

Dr. Alice Rizzi offers Thinkydoers listeners a resource encouraging us to: "find three minutes in your day to do some mindfulness practices, and I show you seven different ways that you can do it, only one of which is sitting and breathing."