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Breath & Body for Mental Health & Anxiety: A 28-Day Vagus Nerve and Breathwork Programme for Anxiety Relief - Somatic Yin Yoga, Nervous System Regulat

Breath & Body for Mental Health & Anxiety: A 28-Day Vagus Nerve and Breathwork Programme for Anxiety Relief - Somatic Yin Yoga, Nervous System Regulat

Paperback

Series: Breath & Body, Book 6

Mental Health

ISBN13: 9798184301686
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 25 2026
Pages: 78
Weight: 0.45
Height: 0.16 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English
Anxiety disconnects you from your body. Coming back to it - through breath and somatic movement - is where the change actually starts.

Inside this programme:

  • Seven breathwork practices for the full anxiety spectrum - from the physiological sigh for acute panic moments to long-term vagus nerve resilience building - with full instructions and trauma-informed guidance
  • 16 illustrated somatic yin yoga poses across four weeks, targeting the physical patterns anxiety creates in the body
  • A plain-language guide to polyvagal theory, the amygdala, vagus nerve mechanics, and the 2023 Stanford breathwork research
  • 28 daily diary pages tracking anxiety levels, nervous system state, and what shifts
  • An honest emotional journey through living with anxiety - the invisible management, the exhaustion of it, and finding a different relationship with your own nervous system
  • Weekly affirmations, science fact boxes, a breath practice log, and a personal regulation menu

Anxiety is not a character flaw. It is a nervous system that has learned to stay on high alert - and that high alert is held in the body as much as in the mind. Breath & Body for Mental Health & Anxiety works at both levels: breathwork to interrupt the anxiety cycle through the vagus nerve, and somatic yin yoga to release the physical holding patterns that anxiety creates in the chest, hips, shoulders, and jaw. Based on the polyvagal theory developed by Dr. Stephen Porges, and the Stanford 2023 research on breathwork for acute stress reduction.

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