Choosing Whether Breath Attention Fits
Make an informed, optional choice about a brief breathing-related practice and its alternatives.
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Breathing practices
Decide whether brief attention to ordinary breathing is comfortable and useful for you.
Adds a choice and observation page. It does not provide breathing retraining, medical treatment, or interoceptive exposure.
A STARTING POINT
Choosing Whether Breath Attention Fits
Attention to breathing is optional. Some people find it useful; others feel more anxious, dizzy, trapped, or uncomfortable. You do not need deep breaths, breath holding, a set rhythm, or closed eyes. This page helps you choose whether to try ordinary breath awareness or another focus.
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Identify a flexible attention anchor and connect it to a useful next action.
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