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Tag Archives: meditation

The Conscious Breathing Paradox
4 Simple Ways to Get Out of Your Head So Breath Can Flow!

BodyIntelligence Posted on March 3, 2022 by Imogen RagoneMarch 3, 2022

The idea of being conscious of your own breathing and just letting it happen seems like a paradox. This is the conundrum one of the participants in my recent Guided Constructive Rest session presented me with. And she wanted to … Continue reading →

Posted in Breathing, Stress | Tagged breath, breathe out, breathing, breathing exercises, constructive rest, constructive thinking, exhale, meditation, mindful breathing, mindfulness, paradox, stress, stress relief, trauma, visualization | 2 Replies

Calm Your Body During COVID-19

BodyIntelligence Posted on March 28, 2020 by Imogen RagoneMarch 28, 2020

This week I revisited my own reworking of a meditation that was introduced to me a couple of years ago, shortly after my father died. It’s maybe not a surprise that I am drawn to it again, as I now … Continue reading →

Posted in Mind-Body Connection, Self Care, Stress | Tagged affirmation, alexander technique, body, Body Calm Meditation, break, calming, COVID-19, ease, empowering, grief, meditation, mind, mindfulness, pause, power pause, relaxation, Sandy Newbigging, stress relief | 6 Replies

Grief, Crisis, and the Importance of Self-Care

BodyIntelligence Posted on June 6, 2018 by Imogen RagoneJune 15, 2018

Note: This blog is adapted from my newsletter that went out to my mailing list on May 22, 2018. If you already work with me or are part of my BodyIntelligence Community on Facebook, you probably know that last month … Continue reading →

Posted in Grief, Self Care | Tagged alexander technique, Alzheimer's, care-giving, constructive rest, crisis, death, ease, funeral, gratitude, grief, meditation, mindfulness, Sandy Newbigging, self care | 7 Replies

The “Restorative Niche” and Constructive Rest

BodyIntelligence Posted on December 6, 2012 by Imogen RagoneNovember 27, 2016

I recently read Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking by Susan Cain. I found it an absolutely fascinating read and one that resonated with me personally. I most definitely consider myself to be a … Continue reading →

Posted in Alexander Technique, Constructive Rest, Self Help | Tagged constructive rest, correcting poor posture, lying down, meditation, mindfulness, presence, restorative niche, self-help | 12 Replies

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