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We all have our own unique breathing pattern, and this video gives a brief overview of a simple technique to understand what your breathing pattern is. Sometimes, some aspects of how we breathe don't serve us well, but getting to know how you breathe is the first step to feeling better.
Rectangular breathing is a technique which can help you feel more in control of your breathing, and in this video I talk you through the practice. It's helpful to have practiced checking in on your breathing, so if you haven't watched that video yet, please do.
In hot weather, we might reach for a fan to cool our faces, but did you know this can be a helpful tool to use to aid breathlessness? It can be helpful at any time of the year and in this video I explain why.
Women in mid-life experiencing hormonal change will be familiar with the dreaded hot flush. We all experience them differently but a simple breathing technique could help you cope with a hot flush better - and even lessen the intensity of it.

The best place to start! We all have our own unique breathing pattern, and this advice sheet will guide you through checking in on your breathing. It will also give you some tips as to what to look out for if aspects of your breathing aren't serving you well and how to make some gentle changes.

Specifically tailored for people living with chronic lung conditions, this advice sheet is perfect for autumn-time, as we prepare ourselves for the winter months ahead. The advice sheet is full of tips for navigating - and enjoying - the winter months in the best of lung health.

Following on from 'How's my breathing?', this advice sheet is focused on how hormonal changes can have a direct impact on the breathing pattern for women in mid-life. Take a moment to pause, get to know your breathing and identify specific aspects and symptoms that might be holding you back.

This advice sheet is for you if you're feeling a little stiff and don't know where to start to feel more flexible. Focusing on simple stretching in a seated position, this advice sheet will give you a gentle start to feeling more movement in your spine and ribcage: which in turn helps you to breathe better and feel better!