Show Notes
šThis three-part breath is one of my favorite ways to calm the nervous system in an easy, soft, and practical way, as we create safety, rhythm, and ease through the breath.
This practice was inspired by a question I was recently asked: what would help you feel just 1% better in this moment?
Itās a simple yet profound return to your inner world, your needs, and your ability to offer yourself exactly that. This practice is an invitation into gentle, embodied intention through the breath.
With love, Jo
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