PMR
Progressive Muscle Relaxation - a guided audio practice of tensing and releasing muscles to calm the body, with a tracker.
In this resource
Progressive Muscle Relaxation - a guided audio practice of tensing and releasing muscles to calm the body, with a tracker.
In this resource
Progressive Muscle Relaxation - a guided audio practice of tensing and releasing muscles to calm the body, with a tracker.
PMR (Progressive Muscle Relaxation) is a CBT-based relaxation technique which works actively tensing and then relaxing muscles to reduce physical tension and calm the nervous system. PMR is a practical skill designed to help your body settle when stress or anxiety is high.
You don’t need to do anything perfectly, just follow along at your own pace.
If at any point a movement doesn’t feel right, feel free to skip it or simply notice the area with kindness.
This is your space to slow down, reset, and breathe.
Let’s begin.
If you are new to PMR, focusing on daily practice for the first few weeks helps train your body to recognize and release tension more effectively.
I prepared this simple table for you to start practicing PMR consistently. You can download it on your phone and use it to track your progress.
For the best results with Progressive Muscle Relaxation (PMR), it is generally recommended to practice daily—ideally 1-2 times per day.
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