Category: Breathwork

  • Breathing backwards

    Breathing backwards

    Recently, I have been practicing a breathing exercise that I invented (or if not that – because it’s rare to truly invent anything these days – then, I can promise I genuinely have never heard anyone else talk of it). When I’m lying in bed and trying to calm myself…

  • Guest post: Simon says… try mindfulness

    Guest post: Simon says… try mindfulness

    One of my favorite places in Blog-land is brand new blogs; they are filled with such good intent and a contagious enthusiasm. A recent newbie I came across is “Simon Says Blog – Personal growth, personal weirdness…” After some email chit-chat (I’m here if you need me) I invited him…

  • When mindfulness feels risky

    When mindfulness feels risky

    It has become increasingly clear to me that there is no ONE SIZE FITS all approach to overcoming migraines. Migraine pain seems to come from an intensely personal, deep down, place within each of us, and as such, the causes, symptoms and treatment options will be equally individual. There are…

  • Guest post: “Thirty Years with Migraine” by Celine

    Guest post: “Thirty Years with Migraine” by Celine

    Today’s post is written by someone other than me – Celine, founder of Seesaw Health, outlines her experience of living with migraine, how better breathing helped her heal, AND how she then used that learning to set up a business aimed at reducing people’s chronic pain. It’s a very inspirational…

  • Better breathing for migraines

    Better breathing for migraines

    A major part of mindfulness is breathing.  It sounds a little suspect when you first hear about it – ‘breathing? I do that all the time already!’  What becomes apparent when you do a bit of research, however, is how badly migraineurs tend to breathe.  I know that I tend…