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Relaxation Technique

The document presents various relaxation techniques developed to reduce stress and promote relaxation, including deep breathing, progressive muscle relaxation, body scan meditation, visualization, self-massage, mindfulness meditation, rhythmic movement, and yoga. Each technique is described with steps on how to practice them effectively. The techniques aim to help individuals achieve a state of relaxation characterized by slower breathing and reduced heart rate.

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Relaxation Technique

The document presents various relaxation techniques developed to reduce stress and promote relaxation, including deep breathing, progressive muscle relaxation, body scan meditation, visualization, self-massage, mindfulness meditation, rhythmic movement, and yoga. Each technique is described with steps on how to practice them effectively. The techniques aim to help individuals achieve a state of relaxation characterized by slower breathing and reduced heart rate.

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RELAXATION TECHNIQUE

Presented by
Nakshab Shah
Roll No : 2201061022
DEFINITION
 This technique firstly developed in the 1970’s at Harvard Medical
School by Dr Herbert Benson

 A method used to help reduce muscle tension and stress, lower


blood pressure and control pain

 Practices to help bring about the body’s relaxation response which


is characterized by slower breathing, reduced heart rate
TYPES OF RELAXATION
TECHNIQUE
DEEP BREATHING

A relaxation technique that involves breathing slowly and deeply using


diaphragm and abdominal muscles.
 How to practice deep breathing:
 Sit comfortably
 Breath through your Nose
 Exhale through your Mouth
 Continue to breath in through your nose and out through your mouth
PROGRESSIVE MUSCLE
RELAXATION
 It is a two step process in which systematically tense and relax
different muscle groups in the body
 Find a quiet place
 Get comfortable
 Breathe deeply
 Focus on muscle groups
 Tense the muscles and then release the tension
BODY SCAN MEDITATION
 A mindfulness medication practice involving scanning your body for pain,
tension or anything.
 Get Cozy
 Focus
 Choose where to start
 Pay attention
 Go slow
 Breathe
 Release
 Move Along
VISUALIZATION/GUIDED
IMAGERY
 It involves a scene in which you feel at peace

 Close your eyes and imagine your restful place

 Picture it vividly as you can

 Enjoy the feeling of your worries drifting away

 When you are ready, geently open your eyes


SELF MASSAGE
 It refers to the use of your own hands, tools or objects to work on
sore muscles.

 Using your hands to massage the neck, head or feet

 Using a foam roller to massage the legs, back

 Using specially designed self massage tools


MINDFULNESS MEDITATION

 A mental training practice that teaches you to slow down racing


thoughts let go of negativity, calm both your mind and body
 Get comfortable
 Consider a timer
 Focus on breathing
 Notice your thoughts
 Give yourself a break
RHYTHMIC MOVEMENT

 Using a flow of repetitive movement, can involve walking,


running, dancing etc.
YOGA

 It involves a series of both moving and stationary poses, combined


with deep breathing

 Bikram Yoga

 Restorative Yoga

 Balasana Yoga

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