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Pranayama and Breathwork for Stress Relief

byNidhi Srivatsa1-on-1 Sessions OnlineStarts from999 per series (approx. 3-5 sessions)View full gallery

Life gets hectic, but your breath is always there to help you slow down. Learn simple, authentic techniques that you can use anywhere to ground yourself and clear your mind.

Kapalabhati, or the 'Skull Shining Breath', is a powerful cleansing technique. It's an active exhalation that helps detoxify the body, energize the mind, and release feelings of anxiety or annoyance. It's like a reset button for your nervous system.

This is Nadi Shodhana, or Alternate Nostril Breathing. It's a cornerstone of pranayama that balances the left and right hemispheres of the brain, promoting mental clarity and deep relaxation. I guide you through the correct hand position (Nasika Mudra) and breathing ratio.

Sometimes, all you need is to pause and take a few deep, conscious breaths. Practicing in nature, like in this video, enhances the calming effect. My workshops teach you how to use simple, deep breathing to ground yourself during a hectic day.

This video focuses on the technique of Alternate Nostril Breathing, performed here in a traditional saree. This practice is incredibly effective for calming the mind before meditation or simply to find a moment of peace.

For those who find it hard to focus during pranayama, a simple prop like an eye mask can make a huge difference. Here, I demonstrate how it helps in practicing Brahmari Pranayama by blocking out visual distractions and turning your awareness inward.

This video breaks down an ancient and authentic technique for regulating your breath to calm the mind and body. It covers everything from finding a comfortable posture to focusing on abdominal movements and relaxing the eyes, offering a complete mini-session.

About Pranayama & Breathwork for Stress Relief

I know how hard it can be to sit still when your mind is racing. That is why in my sessions, we don't just jump into breathing; we focus on finding the right posture first. Whether we use an eye mask to block out visual distractions or simple hand mudras to guide the energy, we make sure you are physically comfortable and supported before we even start the breathwork.

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