Relaxation
The soothing power of natural elements
To relax it is good to take into consideration the soothing power of natural elements. We don’t have to be in an idyllic place to feel it, we can also be in a city, maybe the public gardens or a park. Sometimes listening to the sound of the rain when we’re at home, or...
What is Autogenic Training for
Autogenic Training is more than just a relaxation technique. It has a huge field of application ranging from self-help to sports and from psychological to medical applications. In the medical or clinical field, we may say that there is no disease that cannot be...
Preparation for relaxation exercises
Relaxation exercises must not be done while driving, working or carrying out other activities that require attention. Take 10-20 minutes to devote only to yourself, in a place where you can stay alone. No matter whether in the morning, the afternoon or on evening. If...
The positions of Autogenic Training
To learn the standard exercises of AT and practice them, you need a peaceful and quiet setting, sufficiently heated, at least at the beginning of the practice. Clothing should be comfortable and not constricting. Loosen your belt if too tight, untie your shoelaces,...
Autogenic Training
What is Autogenic Training Autogenic Training (AT) is one of the best known, most practiced and experimentally studied relaxation technique. It derives from hypnosis and was developed by the German psychiatrist and psychotherapist Johannes Heinrich Schultz...
General Relaxation exercise
The aim of this exercise is to achieve a state of general relaxation. Before doing the exercise, read the preparation instructions. Duration: 10-15 minutes. I take three deep breaths, then keep on breathing naturally and in doing so I start to relax. With each breath...
Jacobson’s Progressive Muscle Relaxation
Progressive Muscle Relaxation (PMR) is a technique to learn how to control your muscle tension. It was conceived by Edmund Jacobson (Chicago, April 22, 1888 - Chicago, January 7, 1983), a physician who specialized in internal medicine and psychiatry, and dealt with...
