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Post Natal Depression

Perinatal Mental Health and Postnatal Depression

Post Natal or Post Partum Depression (PND) can occur within the first 12 months following the birth of a child. While it is quite common to experience feelings of anxiety and depression when adjusting to the challenges of parenthood; PND differs in that these symptoms may be more severe, last for more than 2 weeks, and interfere with your general daily functioning. PND is estimated to affect up to 1 in seven (16%) women giving birth in Australia.Read More

Ways to Kick Start The Day

Running late for school and office again!!!! What to do now? The easiest option is to skip breakfast—AGAIN. Anyways what does it matter? However organized you might be, still early morning is a rush hour for every household. So who has time to fit breakfast into all that mayhem?  The most neglected but the most important meal of the day is the breakfast. Breakfast is necessary to start your day and is important not only for children but for adults too.Read More

Understanding Breema: A Fusion of Relaxation and Energy Balance

Have you ever heard of Breema? It’s a unique blend of massage and meditation that shares similarities with yoga. This practice is all about achieving a harmonious equilibrium for both body and mind, resulting in a revitalized state of energy. Imagine it as a journey to relaxation that was originally woven together in the magical surroundings of Breemava, a mountain settlement in the Far East. Back in 1980, chiropractor Jon Schreiber crafted this holistic approach to well-being.

Breema isn’t just a physical experience; it’s a profound mind-body connection that leaves you feeling invigorated rather than depleted. Enthusiasts of Breema often report enhanced immune systems, improved blood circulation, and healthier internal organs.

So, what’s the secret behind Breema? It’s divided into two components: breema bodywork and self-breema exercises. In the first part, a skilled practitioner employs breema bodywork to ease tension and promote relaxation. The second part, self-breema, consists of exercises you can do solo. Both aspects work in tandem to help you release emotional, mental, and physical stress. Flexibility, heightened awareness of your energy, and overall well-being are some additional perks you might experience from breema bodywork.

Let’s dive into a simple exercise that embodies the essence of Breema:

Knee Bending Exercise

Step One: Participant #1, the one relaxing, lies on their back with their feet positioned on Participant #2’s body, just above the hip bones. As Participant #2 slowly bends forward, they bend their knees, bringing them toward Participant #1’s chest. Maintain this pose for a count of ten.

Step Two: Participant #2 delicately holds Participant #1’s ankles, gently grasping the Achilles’ tendons with their fingers, and gradually pulls their legs. This motion should last about five seconds. Repeat this sequence three times, or as desired. It’s important that neither participant feels any tension or pressure during the exercise.

The essence of Breema is encapsulated by its Nine Principles of Harmony:

  1. Comfort: Every exercise should be comfortable and free from discomfort.
  2. Firmness and Gentleness: Striking the right balance between firmness and gentleness characterizes these exercises.
  3. No Force: Movements and exercises should flow without the application of force.
  4. Mutual Support: It’s a reciprocal exchange – both giving and receiving simultaneously.
  5. No Judgment: The aim is to provide comfort and foster self-acceptance.
  6. Full Participation: The client actively engages both their body and mind.
  7. No Hurry and No Pause: Movements are deliberate, flowing seamlessly from one to the next.
  8. No Extra: Embracing the present moment, clients tap into their authentic selves.
  9. Single Moment: Each movement is a complete expression of our innate nature.

Breema offers a pathway to balance, relaxation, and rejuvenation – a journey worth exploring for anyone seeking harmony between their body and mind.

Fitness is a Journey, not a Destination

When it comes to health and fitness, most people have a goal to attain which tends to lean towards reaching a particular weight or achieving a particular look. People look to exercise and the newest diet to sweep the market in order to reach those goals. Based on my experience, people see these methods as a means to an end that once they’re where they want to be that they will be that way forever… That would certainly be a Utopia.Read More

Anterior Knee Pain Exercises

The knee is the largest joint in the body. It sits in the middle of two very long bones, hoping to hold them together as your body weight and the ground throw them in different directions. There is very little bony congruency between the two bones in the knee, so the joint relies on a variety of ligaments and a symphony of muscle contractions to keep it stable.Read More