Description
Learn how to breathe better by practicing the Buteyko technique for optimal health.
Breathing re-education – The way we breathe influences functioning of airways, blood circulation and oxygen release to the cells. Common conditions including asthma, rhinitis, hay fever, snoring, sleep apnea and generalised anxiety, overactive mind, hyperactivity and even teeth health (constant mouth breathing may put stress on teeth enamel) can be significantly helped by introducing a Buteyko Method practice into your life.
The Buteyko Method can help improve a number of breathing related problems including:
- Respiratory: asthma, rhinitis, hay-fever
- Neurological: Anxiety, stress and panic attacks
- Childhood development: dental health, craniofacial development and ADHD
- Sleep disordered breathing: insomnia, snoring, central sleep apnea, obstructive sleep apnea
What happens on this course
Suzie will assess your breathing habits and breath capacity.
Will also take in to consideration your tongue position and body posture, your lifestyle, work and any sports or activities you take part in.
You will receive tailored breathing exercises, gentle moves, stretches and self massage techniques.
You will learn how to introduce mouth taping comfortably, safely and for the best effect.
Each session will build upon the session before, gradually helping you create new better breathing habits and improved posture, to enhance your energy, calm your mind and increase your capacity for Oxygen and tolerance to Carbon Dioxide.
How this course works
This course is made up of:
5 x 1hr teaching sessions – can be weekly or fortnightly at your choice
“Functional breathing involves breathing in and out through the nose. The breath is light, regular, effortless with the primary movement from the diaphragm”
– Patrick McKeown
Buteyko Clinic & Oxygen Advantage
Poor quality breathing is generally upper chest breathing, often through the mouth. The symptoms most commonly reported by people with poor breathing patterns include the inability to take a satisfying breath, disproportionate breathlessness during rest or physical exercise, frequent yawning or sighing, or the feeling of not getting enough air. Irregular breathing is often a feature of poor breathing patterns. However, breathing patterns in these individuals can also be regular from time to time which makes detection difficult
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