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Experience the next step in deep breathing exercises for panic attacks as you learn the scientifically-backed technique of coherent breathing. Today’s focus is on establishing a gentle, balanced rhythm that brings your body and mind into harmony, helping you regulate anxiety and foster a sense of inner calm. This practice is designed to build on the foundation of diaphragmatic breathing, guiding you toward greater resilience and emotional stability.

Scientific Foundation:

This session introduces Coherent or Resonance Frequency Breathing—a technique where you inhale and exhale for equal counts (typically five seconds each). Research demonstrates that this rhythm, averaging around six breaths per minute, maximizes heart rate variability (HRV), a key marker of a resilient and adaptable nervous system. By synchronizing the rhythms of your heart, breath, and blood pressure, this practice creates a state of physiological coherence, sending powerful safety signals to your brain and reducing the likelihood of panic. Studies confirm that such breathing patterns not only calm the body but also retrain the brain’s stress response circuitry for long-term benefit.

Practice Guidance:

In this session, you’ll be guided through deep breathing exercises for panic attacks using a simple, metronomic rhythm. You’ll learn how to maintain a smooth, unforced breath, discover how to adjust the count for comfort, and experience firsthand how this technique can soothe anxiety and promote balance. The practice emphasizes ease and safety, ensuring you can return to this calming rhythm whenever you need support.

Continue Your Journey:

Keep progressing through this 7-day series to deepen your skills in self-regulation and resilience. Each day builds on the last, empowering you to manage panic and anxiety with confidence and clarity.

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Scientific References:

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[2] (PDF) Effects of A Brief Resonance Frequency Breathing Exercise on Heart Rate Variability and Inhibitory Control in the Context of Generalised Anxiety Disorder - ResearchGate, accessed July 29, 2025 https://www.researchgate.net/publication/388834505_Effects_of_A_Brief_Resonance_Frequency_Breathing_Exercise_on_Heart_Rate_Variability_and_Inhibitory_Control_in_the_Context_of_Generalised_Anxiety_Disorder

[3] Breathwork Interventions for Adults with Clinically Diagnosed ... - MDPI, accessed July 29, 2025 https://www.mdpi.com/2076-3425/13/2/256