Need to Calm Down? Let's Get Still Videos

Need to Calm Down? Let's Get Still Videos

Need to Calm Down? Let's Get Still Videos
  • Before You Hit "Reply" Angry, Try This

    Jen leads you through a techhique to create space between you + a reply you might regret a few hours later. Taking deep breaths + diverting your attention away for a couple of minutes allows you to respond wisely instead of reacting wildly.

  • You Sent 100 Emails + Your Wrists Hurt

    Hands can become stiff claws after a day of furiously typing. Dalal helps you get your human hands back.

  • If You're So Stressed, You've Stopped Breathing

    Holding your breath reading emails? We've been there. But no oxygen is no bueno for your brain. Let Lauren lead you through a quick + easy technique to reconnect with your breath.

  • Focus a Wandering Mind

    Ellie leads you through a few moments of mindfulness to bring focus back if it's gone roaming.

  • If You Need Some Space

    Sometimes we get too close to our projects to see them objectively. Step away... When you come back, things will look different, answers will appear + all will be easier. Promise. Let Ellie give you a few minutes to refresh your perspective.

  • Feeling Heated? Try This Cooling Breath

    Angry isn't a good look on you. If someone or something is causing your temperature to rise, try this cooling breathing technique with Jen.

  • Working Late at Home? A Meditation To Help You Sleep

    Work doesn't end when we leave the office. If you're at your computer until the moment you're ready to get in bed, this meditation with Alex is for you.

  • If High Expectations Have You Feeling Overwhelmed

    You always do your best work. It's time you acknowledged it. Show yourself some gratitude by taking a break with Lauren for a loving-kindness meditation.

  • When You're Being Too Hard On Yourself

    Stuff happens. If you're feeling a little low after something went sideways, this meditation with Jen is for you.

  • Reconnect with Yourself

    Get to know yourself better. It starts with stillness. And not judging what comes up in that stillness. Let Lauren help you reconnect.