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Instructions: Slowly and deliberately read the following script. If you'd like, you can read the exercise's purpose before starting. Instructions are not read audibly in brackets []. Purpose: We are all too frequently engrossed in our daily struggles. We become engrossed in the numerous obstacles we confront, and we frequently ignore the many things that are going well in our life. This is entirely appropriate. Gratitude practice allows us to appreciate and enjoy the little things in our daily life that we may take for granted. As a thoughtful moment of gratitude | Photo by  Elina Fairytale  from  Pexels Sit calmly with both feet on the ground and hands in your lap for the gratitude exercise. Allow yourself to sink into the chair and feel at ease. You can close your eyes or keep them open and concentrate on something in the room if you like. Take note of your breath, both the inhale and the exhale, as well as the space in between. [Pause for many seconds.] Concentrate on ...

Instructions: Slowly and deliberately read the script below. If you'd like, you can read the exercise's purpose before starting. Instructions are not read audibly in brackets []. Focusing on the five senses in the present moment helps you feel more centered and grounded. There are five different senses. Exercise: Place both feet on the ground and your hands in your lap and sit quietly. Allow yourself to sink into the chair and feel at ease. You can close your eyes or keep them open and concentrate on something in the room if you like. Take note of your breath, including the inhalation, exhale, and space in between. Concentrate on inhaling deeply and exhaling quickly to relieve stress. Mindfulness Moment in 5 Senses in 4-5 Minutes Recognize your body's current state. For roughly 30 seconds, we'll bring awareness to each of our five senses, observing how each is stimulated at the time. Begin with your senses. Take note of the sounds in your immediate environment. [Take a ...

Instructions: Slowly and deliberately read the script below. If you'd like, you can read the exercise's purpose before starting. Instructions are not read audibly in brackets []. The goal of this activity is to practice self-compassion. Self-compassion is a skill that must be learned, practiced, and actively practiced. Exercise in Self-Compassion Place both feet on the ground and your hands in your lap and sit quietly. Allow yourself to sink into the chair and feel at ease. You can close your eyes or keep them open and concentrate on something in the room if you like. Focus on your breathing. [Take a moment to pause.]] A moment of self-compassion is a moment of mindfulness. Bring your consciousness and attention to a loved one who is going through a difficult time. Consider how you feel about that individual and how much you care about them. Consider engulfing this person in that sensation. [Take a moment to pause.]] Extend your wish for this person to have less anxiety and mor...

Instructions: Slowly and deliberately read the script below. If you'd like, you can read the exercise's purpose before starting. Instructions are not read audibly in brackets []. The goal of a body scan is to focus your attention on each area of your body in turn, starting with your head and continuing down to your toes. You look for tension in each part of your body and then work on relaxing those muscles. This exercise helps you become more aware of your body's tension spots while also teaching you how to relax them. Sit calmly with both feet on the ground and hands in your lap for this body scan exercise. Allow yourself to sink into the chair and feel at ease. Intentionally scan your body. Photo by  nicollazzi xiong  from  Pexels You can close your eyes or keep them open and concentrate on something in the room if you like. Take note of your breath, including the inhalation, exhale, and space in between. Concentrate on inhaling deeply and exhaling quickly to relieve st...

The following script should be read slowly and deliberately. If you'd like, you can read the exercise's purpose before starting. Instructions are not read audibly in brackets []. This practice can be used to stay focused before the start of a class, before an exam to feel less nervous, or at any other moment during the day. It's simply a technique of becoming more aware of your body and its surroundings, your breath, and your ability to relax. Our muscles relax as our breathing slows and becomes more rhythmic, and our thinking relaxes as well. Sit calmly with both feet on the ground and hands in your lap for this breathing exercise. Allow yourself to sink into the chair and feel at ease. The act of breathing is an excellent example of mindfulness. Photo by  Alexy Almond  from  Pexels You can close your eyes or keep them open and concentrate on something in the room if you like. Begin to pay attention to your breath as it enters your body via your nose and goes to your lun...