A practice where you focus on different parts of the body and imagine them becoming heavy and warm.
It promotes a deep state of relaxation and helps calm the mind.
Suitable for people dealing with chronic stress or anxiety.
A: Autogenic relaxation focuses on creating feelings of warmth and heaviness in different body parts, while progressive muscle relaxation involves physically tensing and relaxing muscles.
A: Like most relaxation techniques, consistency is key. It may take a few weeks of daily practice to feel deeply relaxed with autogenic methods.
A: Yes, it’s effective in calming the mind and body before bed, helping improve sleep quality.
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