This is amazing! I suffer from dizziness and my head gets heavy which puts a strain on my neck. This video helped so much! It relieved the heaviness and my neck felt so relaxed. Thank you!!!
I was on the verge of an anxiety attack. I was feeling a lot of gastro symptoms too. especially that stomach tightness. Once i finished doing these exercises I felt sooooo much better!
@@divyanshayy They can be. Anxiety triggers tension in the belly and chest, chronic tension in those muscles will have an affect on the internal organs and the breathing. Give it a try and let me know how it goes.
You're welcome, be sure to explore the Daily Routine video for further learning and improvements. Here it is: ruclips.net/video/pxqlAAVlRKU/видео.html Thanks for watching!
You're welcome! Glad it helped you, use these movements regularly to manage stress effectively. Be sure to check out the Daily Routine video to learn the fundamental movements too. Here it is: ruclips.net/video/pxqlAAVlRKU/видео.html
I love this video. I am constantly in front freeze and this made me cry - I released so much anxiety. I also sing and was struggling with relaxing the front body - this helps my breathing so much. THANK YOU!
You're most welcome Ela, glad it helped you feel better. Practice it daily and you'll find you wont get as anxious and you breathing will continue to improve. Enjoy your singing now! Thanks for watching.
Thank you so so much, bless you for everything you take your time to put out there 🙏🙏🙏 Your content is life saving, thank you, this was so liberating, I'm now going to use this everyday and I will let everyone know how I feel then, thanks again I am so so grateful to have discover you, you are a blessing to the world man
You're welcome! As well as practicing this sequence I'd recommend exploring the Daily Routine to learn all the most fundamental movements too. Here it is:ruclips.net/video/pxqlAAVlRKU/видео.html Thanks for watching.🙏
@@LearnSomatics I already use two of your videos for my night routine, I'd gladly love to have one for mornings !!! I will try it out tomorrow, thank you for the recommendation :)
I'm glad it helped you relax. Practice it every day for a week or so. You can use it when you are actively feeling anxious. If you use breathwork for your anxiety do that AFTER these movements and you should notice your breathwork feels more effective. This is because these movements will relax a lot of the muscles that can restrict our breathing. Let me know how you get on with it.
....Also, I never perceived my problem in the expression as anxiety,. but, I do have a mind that seems to perceive fear,anger, sadness , I believe that's it causes more " startle reflex"responses in my body.I think that I wouldn't have examined movements such as this. This is one of the reasons I work on a large variety of movements, which might be helpful. As Susan has said every day is a new somatic experience.
Tightness in the front of the body is the physical/bodily manifestation of feelings of anxiety, fear, sorrow etc. You cannot experience those emotions only through your physical body. And yes indeed, every day is a new experience!
Glad it helped Celene! Be sure to follow the Daily Routine too for all the most fundamental movements. Here it is: ruclips.net/video/pxqlAAVlRKU/видео.html Thanks for watching.
Hi @empress1994, glad you liked it! It's not unusual at all. Sign up to my mailing list I'm going to be talking about exactly this phenomenon in my next newsletter tomorrow. You can join here: ➡️ bit.ly/3R4zOVH Thanks for watching.
You’re welcome! Be sure to practice the Daily Routine video too. It covers all the fundamental movements for continued improvement. Here it is: ruclips.net/video/pxqlAAVlRKU/видео.html
@@LearnSomatics glad you enjoyed Boston! I Iive on Cape Cod now but close enough. BTW, I watched your discussion on Prymal (from a few years ago I think) where you mentioned you got your training from Martha Peterson. She's how I first discovered somatics a few years back and I now no longer need any chiropractic after many years of being a chiro frequent flyer. "The algorithm" just a week or so ago introduced me to your channel, it's great! Not sure what took it so long. Thx for your work Colm, you're helping a lot of people.
@@k.s.obrien9459 I made it to Cape Cod once too, beautiful spot. Yep I was trained by Martha. That's great that you no longer need chiro. One of the best things about Somatics is it allows you to be self sufficient. Appreciate you viewing my videos. More content coming soon. 🙏
@@LearnSomatics Somatics is the best kept secret - the pain med pill mills/big pharmas and chiropractors don't want anyone to know about it I'm sure. It is gaining recognition though and I tell everyone who will listen about it, although so many are hooked on the quick fix without effort on their part. The thing is that Somatics doesn't take much time in your day and makes you feel amazing everyday with a pretty minute time commitment relative to the incredible results. I'll be trying your new glute video today. Have a great weekend and thanks again for your terrific work Colm! Kate
Hi, I would recommend practicing once or twice a day initially until you become proficient with the movements. By then you should be feeling less anxious generally. At that point you could shift to doing it as needed. There is also a brief seated version of the main movement you may find useful. Here it is: ruclips.net/video/w2yARVQvsO0/видео.html Let me know how it goes. Thanks for watching.
Colm if youcan anwer as always I would appreciate it would this help with thorastic for my excruciating pain i am getting in my ribcage or do you have thoughts that might help me better right now after my most recent mishap?
I recently saw a somatic therapist and they helped me to gain control of seizures (non-epileptic). I am so excited to continue to explore.
Wow, that's an amazing achievement, nice work! Reach out if you have any questions, I'm here to help. Thanks for watching.
This is amazing! I suffer from dizziness and my head gets heavy which puts a strain on my neck. This video helped so much! It relieved the heaviness and my neck felt so relaxed. Thank you!!!
You’re welcome! Glad it helped. Thanks for watching.
I was on the verge of an anxiety attack. I was feeling a lot of gastro symptoms too. especially that stomach tightness. Once i finished doing these exercises I felt sooooo much better!
Hi Tanya, I’m so glad you found this helpful. Practice it regularly and you should find your anxiety reduces substantially. Thanks for watching. 🙏
Hi! Are anxiety and gastrointestinal issues interlinked? I’ve been getting a lot of gas and i even fainted. Let me know if these exercises can help?
@@divyanshayy They can be. Anxiety triggers tension in the belly and chest, chronic tension in those muscles will have an affect on the internal organs and the breathing. Give it a try and let me know how it goes.
I suffer from a constant overall feeling of anxiety; this has caused me to feel more centered and calm. Thank you
You're welcome, be sure to explore the Daily Routine video for further learning and improvements. Here it is: ruclips.net/video/pxqlAAVlRKU/видео.html
Thanks for watching!
The first exercise alone brought me so much relaxation! I’ve been overwhelmed with stress lately and I thank you for sharing these exercises!
You're welcome! Glad it helped you, use these movements regularly to manage stress effectively. Be sure to check out the Daily Routine video to learn the fundamental movements too. Here it is: ruclips.net/video/pxqlAAVlRKU/видео.html
I love this video. I am constantly in front freeze and this made me cry - I released so much anxiety. I also sing and was struggling with relaxing the front body - this helps my breathing so much. THANK YOU!
You're most welcome Ela, glad it helped you feel better. Practice it daily and you'll find you wont get as anxious and you breathing will continue to improve. Enjoy your singing now! Thanks for watching.
I just have to say. I am loving this little sequences. Great instruction. Thank you for doing this!!!!
Glad you are enjoying them. More to come. Thanks for watching.
Thank you so so much, bless you for everything you take your time to put out there 🙏🙏🙏
Your content is life saving, thank you, this was so liberating, I'm now going to use this everyday and I will let everyone know how I feel then, thanks again I am so so grateful to have discover you, you are a blessing to the world man
You're welcome! As well as practicing this sequence I'd recommend exploring the Daily Routine to learn all the most fundamental movements too. Here it is:ruclips.net/video/pxqlAAVlRKU/видео.html
Thanks for watching.🙏
@@LearnSomatics I already use two of your videos for my night routine, I'd gladly love to have one for mornings !!! I will try it out tomorrow, thank you for the recommendation :)
You're welcome. The Daily Routine would be great for the morning. Keep practicing.
I don’t know yet if this will help while I’m actively feeling anxious, but I did it after a day with a lot of anxiety and found it very relaxing.
I'm glad it helped you relax. Practice it every day for a week or so. You can use it when you are actively feeling anxious. If you use breathwork for your anxiety do that AFTER these movements and you should notice your breathwork feels more effective. This is because these movements will relax a lot of the muscles that can restrict our breathing. Let me know how you get on with it.
This is going to be my regular practice 💯 It works better than any physical therapy
Yep, education beats therapy.
....Also, I never perceived my problem in the expression as anxiety,. but, I do have a mind that seems to perceive fear,anger, sadness , I believe that's it causes more " startle reflex"responses in my body.I think that I wouldn't have examined movements such as this.
This is one of the reasons I work on a large variety of movements, which might be helpful.
As Susan has said every day is a new somatic experience.
Tightness in the front of the body is the physical/bodily manifestation of feelings of anxiety, fear, sorrow etc. You cannot experience those emotions only through your physical body. And yes indeed, every day is a new experience!
It WORKS!!!!!
Glad it helped Celene! Be sure to follow the Daily Routine too for all the most fundamental movements. Here it is: ruclips.net/video/pxqlAAVlRKU/видео.html
Thanks for watching.
Thank you
You're welcome! Thanks for watching.
Great video. Great instruction. Thank you sooo much!!
You’re welcome! Follow the Daily Routine too. It covers all the most important movements. Here it is:
ruclips.net/video/pxqlAAVlRKU/видео.html
thanks for this happy moment.
Love this sequence.
Glad you ejoyed it! Thanks for watching🙏
Wonderful! Thank you!
You're welcome, thanks for watching.
Wow this was AMAZING! Is it normal to cry afterwards? Maybe my body is releasing I feel SO decompressed
Hi @empress1994, glad you liked it! It's not unusual at all. Sign up to my mailing list I'm going to be talking about exactly this phenomenon in my next newsletter tomorrow. You can join here: ➡️ bit.ly/3R4zOVH
Thanks for watching.
Thank you so much for ur help sir.appreciating u
You’re welcome! Be sure to practice the Daily Routine video too. It covers all the fundamental movements for continued improvement. Here it is:
ruclips.net/video/pxqlAAVlRKU/видео.html
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Wonderful, thank you ❤
You're welcome, thanks for watching.
This is soooo great, I feel like butta (that's my Boston accent 🤗). Thx Colm.
You’re very welcome! Been to Boston twice. Good times.
@@LearnSomatics glad you enjoyed Boston! I Iive on Cape Cod now but close enough. BTW, I watched your discussion on Prymal (from a few years ago I think) where you mentioned you got your training from Martha Peterson. She's how I first discovered somatics a few years back and I now no longer need any chiropractic after many years of being a chiro frequent flyer. "The algorithm" just a week or so ago introduced me to your channel, it's great! Not sure what took it so long. Thx for your work Colm, you're helping a lot of people.
@@k.s.obrien9459 I made it to Cape Cod once too, beautiful spot. Yep I was trained by Martha. That's great that you no longer need chiro. One of the best things about Somatics is it allows you to be self sufficient. Appreciate you viewing my videos. More content coming soon. 🙏
@@LearnSomatics Somatics is the best kept secret - the pain med pill mills/big pharmas and chiropractors don't want anyone to know about it I'm sure. It is gaining recognition though and I tell everyone who will listen about it, although so many are hooked on the quick fix without effort on their part. The thing is that Somatics doesn't take much time in your day and makes you feel amazing everyday with a pretty minute time commitment relative to the incredible results. I'll be trying your new glute video today. Have a great weekend and thanks again for your terrific work Colm!
Kate
@@k.s.obrien9459 Love this! Agreed
How often do we do this a week to help heal anxiety and panic disorder?
Hi, I would recommend practicing once or twice a day initially until you become proficient with the movements. By then you should be feeling less anxious generally. At that point you could shift to doing it as needed. There is also a brief seated version of the main movement you may find useful. Here it is: ruclips.net/video/w2yARVQvsO0/видео.html
Let me know how it goes. Thanks for watching.
Anything to pull you out of a depressive funk? Will this work ?
It certainly won’t hurt. Give it a try and let me know how it goes.
i did the arms on both sidess against my body the best i could for my ribs , they are/ were so sore also doing it with other moves ?
Colm if youcan anwer as always I would appreciate it would this help with thorastic for my excruciating pain i am getting in my ribcage or do you have thoughts that might help me better right now after my most recent mishap?
Would I need pair it with each , do they complete each other or do they do similar things for our bodies.
Whats the physical differences to the body , between this one and costcochondritis?
How is this different from belly and breathing one
The difference is in putting it together with other movements in a sequence
I am sorry I meant this sequence for the body .
Thank you
You're welcome, hope it helped you.