Vagus Nerve Stimulation - Exercises To Release Anxiety Stress and Trauma

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  • Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
  • The Vagus Nerve plays a major role in helping to keep us balanced and manage stress, tension, and anxiety. The Vagus Nerve Reset is designed to help you move from being stuck in stress, anxiety (flight or fight / sympathetic parasympathetic) and back into harmony and social engagement.
    In this video I share a technique from Dr. Stephen Porges, as described in his book, "The Polyvagal Theory" as well as a proven and effective breathing exercise from yoga to help improve vagal tone. I'll also share a few quick techniques you can use when your in a jam and only have a few seconds to reset.

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  • @Simon1985_
    @Simon1985_ 7 месяцев назад +5

    I don’t care if the first exercise was even just placebo, it worked! This could be a game changer for me. I’ve suffered for years with anxiety breathing problems and this definitely helped.

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  7 месяцев назад +3

      So good to hear it. Thanks!

  • @jayshko
    @jayshko Год назад +29

    More of this podcast format please!

  • @anubhavmotilal8363
    @anubhavmotilal8363 9 месяцев назад +4

    The first exercise is so powerful!

  • @writerjulesheartly5328
    @writerjulesheartly5328 Год назад +10

    Perfect timing! Managing anxiety at the moment this was published. Your voice invites peace in. The techniques are essential and proven to work. So thankful for the work you continue to do.
    Loves the format as well.
    Best wishes for even more wonderful career in the world of yoga and wellness.😘

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  Год назад

      Thanks for the nice words Jules. Wishing you best always.

  • @marciemoss
    @marciemoss Год назад +3

    Hello Tim, I have been healing and managing CPTSD for many years and was familiar with most of the breathing techniques, but I have been putting off working more intentionally with the vagus nerve for a while now. Well, doing the first exercise unexpectedly made me cry and it felt like a release I didn't even know I needed. And the last exercise made me smell a comforting smell that makes me feel safe (campfire out in nature). Thank you.

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  Год назад +1

      You're welcome. It's not uncommon for students to experience deep seated emotions as a result of vagus nerve stimulations 😉

  • @candicemurray6392
    @candicemurray6392 Год назад +4

    Wow I REALLY felt a release when we did the first occipital bone releases. My whole body went limp. Thank you!!!

  • @aimeeworksout
    @aimeeworksout Год назад +3

    Really enjoying these podcast format videos. Thank you!

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  Год назад +1

      Glad you're liking. Thanks Aimee

  • @thejillykilly
    @thejillykilly Год назад +2

    Love the science behind this.

  • @ericabriscoe
    @ericabriscoe Год назад +4

    Feeling all zen now ! Thank you Tim, as always amazing explanation 😊🙏🏻

  • @cosmiclovetravelagency
    @cosmiclovetravelagency 10 месяцев назад

    This has helped me immensely. I’ve been struggling with an increased anxiety couple of weeks, since a big life transition & having to manage a lot. Been harder to sleep, rest or even getting things done sometimes. I might be able to take a nap after this video. Thanks you for your techniques & your calming voice ❤

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  10 месяцев назад

      You're welcome. Let me know how it goes for you

  • @danphillips7572
    @danphillips7572 9 месяцев назад

    Thanks Tim, you are a really gifted teacher, you explain techniques so calmly and clearly. Thankyou 🙏

  • @patriciamasterson4721
    @patriciamasterson4721 Год назад +1

    Thank you for help. Feelings in unfamiliar aging process frightens me. It does manifest in vagus system intensely now since in 80’s. Many thanks for occipital exercises.

  • @Vanessapfistermesavage
    @Vanessapfistermesavage Год назад +2

    Thank you Tim for this great new video. I recently heard that there are ongoing promising clinical studies to explore the role of stimulating the vagal nerve for reducing inflammation. We are only now discovering the potential of this nerve!

  • @natashahodkinson142
    @natashahodkinson142 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much. Perfect timing as I have just crawled out of bed after a day long full body migraine attack. Very very grateful for this. 🙏🙏

  • @LuisMolfino
    @LuisMolfino Год назад +1

    Rad technical tutorial Tim. Thanks for the yoga vibes and weekly inspiration. All the best from South America 🙏

  • @karendavidson6178
    @karendavidson6178 Год назад +4

    Great video, thanks Tim. Would love to have these techniques incorporated into your classes 🙏

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  Год назад

      I have 2 videos that incorporate the vagus nerve on my membership site, “the CMC” already ;) One I posted just 2 days ago in the weekly section. Check it out. here’s the link to join so you can try: www.timsenesiyoga.com/consciousmovement

  • @ingridziegler8596
    @ingridziegler8596 Год назад +1

    Very exciting. Will try that! Thanks Tim, for that very interesting post!

  • @Yogamomds
    @Yogamomds Год назад +1

    I am truly grateful for this information. Thank you.

  • @rosebladepat
    @rosebladepat Год назад

    I appreciate your talk and exercises! Super simple techniques to release. I'm working through adrenal fatigue/disregulation or HPA-axis issues, right now. And anything to calm my stress response is literally saving my sanity.

  • @szaldom
    @szaldom Год назад +2

    Just did this during my break.
    Perfect💫 Thank You🙏

  • @natashahodkinson142
    @natashahodkinson142 Год назад +6

    Hi Tim. A request from me would be some short mobility routine for neck, shoulder tension that can cause headaches Something I could do before bed and maybe not wake up with neck tightness and headache. Thank you 🙌

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  Год назад +1

      Great idea. Type in the RUclips search, “yoga Tim neck shoulders” ;)

    • @natashahodkinson142
      @natashahodkinson142 Год назад

      I am in the CMC so I will have a look. Thank you :)

  • @lesbg7635
    @lesbg7635 7 месяцев назад

    Love your tone and calmness, so peaceful😊

  • @edinlugic6619
    @edinlugic6619 Год назад +1

    this is GREAT. i always feel tension there espacially on the left side where I had a brain surgery so this really helped me! thank you tim :*

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  Год назад +1

      You're welcome and good to hear you liked it.

  • @jo_asia
    @jo_asia 6 месяцев назад

    Hey Tim, thank you for emphasising the role of the vagus nerve regarding stress and anxiety. I didn't know that first technique, instant yawning technique :)

  • @ConstanzevRheinbaben
    @ConstanzevRheinbaben Год назад

    Thank you Tim. You are my absolute fave online teacher! Recently apparently I have high intraocular pressure. I know not to do any inversions, which is a bit limiting. If you could gift us a class with no inversion that would be awesome. Many thanks. Blessings, Constanze

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  Год назад

      Thank you! I don’t think i have any classes with inversions posted on RUclips. Maybe only a couple.

    • @ConstanzevRheinbaben
      @ConstanzevRheinbaben Год назад

      @@yogawithtim well, I am told anything where the head is lower than the heart. So apparently even downword facing dog, or forward bend, even child's pose... frustratingly limiting...

  • @sylvie4477
    @sylvie4477 Год назад +1

    Un sujet intéressant et bien expliqué la méthode de respiration a été facile pour moi,la première plus difficile de ressentir ressentir les sensations merci Tim 🙏🐾 Sylvie 😊

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  Год назад +1

      Merci Sylvie. Je suis content que tu aies aimé la respiration

  • @Moveonlessons
    @Moveonlessons 10 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks Tim,
    While I did the first exercise , I felt tension while pulling the skin and it felt like I was a bit out of breath, and then relieved while letting go the skin. I even sneezed on the second round 😅
    Will try to practise it often, my HRV has been very low for 1.5 years and I want to commit to this practise to improve my stress response

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  10 месяцев назад

      Try adding regular yoga practice and pranayama as well. I find that very helpful :)

    • @Moveonlessons
      @Moveonlessons 10 месяцев назад +1

      Thank you. I completed your 2023 30 day challenge a few days ago, I managed to practise about 3 times a week, would love to do yoga every single day. And pranayama. For our western mind pranayama is always something that we want to skip as less important as if ‘if you don’t sweat enough you don’t gain enough’. It took me so many years to realize how wrong that is….
      Thanks for your supportive message 🙏

  • @karesmith6961
    @karesmith6961 Год назад

    I love your voice tone this is what removes my stress and anxiety :)
    Thanks for all your knowledge and sharing ;) hopefully sometime I cam attend one of your classes. I discovered you by chance on youtube once.

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  Год назад

      Ok. Cool. Thanks Kare. I have the live video class every Sunday. If I have your email address you'll get the notifications. For in person classes all we're doing now are the week-long yoga retreats usually outside the US. If you're on the mail list you'll get the notifications for the next one.

  • @alanm3023
    @alanm3023 Год назад +1

    This is amazing thanks Tim ❤

  • @ditisjerome
    @ditisjerome Год назад

    it stimulates me that you now have an amazing sound quality :)

  • @guadalupemarincastro2167
    @guadalupemarincastro2167 Год назад

    Wonderful thank you Tim!

  • @yogapilatesanywhere
    @yogapilatesanywhere Год назад

    Thanks Tim im practicing ❤God Bless You

  • @sabineb.9884
    @sabineb.9884 Год назад

    Thank you so much, I was looking for content about the Vagus nerve and regulating the nervous system. And here I am, wonderfully explained and truly effective exercises that you show. Can't wait to teach it to friends and family. (Which mic do you use?) Have a wonderful day and I'll watch your other videos as well, such great content and teaching 🙏✨🌟

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  Год назад

      Hey Sabine. Welcome to the channel. To answer your question, I use a wireless Lav mic

  • @archanakanade2529
    @archanakanade2529 Год назад

    Love it Tim!

  • @paulvc4608
    @paulvc4608 Год назад

    ❤❤❤❤❤ loved the video, Tim! 😊

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  Год назад +1

      Glad you loved it. Thanks Paul

  • @kirstymacfarlane1620
    @kirstymacfarlane1620 Год назад

    Thank you Tim 🙏🏼

  • @mimimcgeeable
    @mimimcgeeable Год назад +1

    Hi Tim, where is the link for the 30 Day event you mention? Thanks

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  Год назад

      It’s the box that I point to at the end of the video :)

  • @hannahhigham9326
    @hannahhigham9326 Год назад

    Wonderful video! Thank you. One question, are you placing your fingers on the midline of the base of the occipital bone or are your fingers slightly to the right or the left of midline? Thanks!

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  Год назад +1

      Thanks.
      Good question. The base

  • @daffaalexander6300
    @daffaalexander6300 Год назад

    Tim this helps. Thankyou❤

  • @robertafierro5592
    @robertafierro5592 11 месяцев назад

    My Accupuncturist told me that i need to gently massage this area of my neck to prevent a stroke! He described that atea as being "tight".

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  11 месяцев назад

      Good advice. Thanks Roberta

  • @youthehealer
    @youthehealer Год назад

    Great Info Tim, I also suggest reading info on Vagus nerve inflammation from Medical Medium (Anthony William)

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  Год назад

      I read his book and feel skeptical about the spirit he’s in communication with. Hopefully it’s all legit :)

    • @youthehealer
      @youthehealer Год назад +2

      @@yogawithtim Yup, I was as well Tim. Truth is It saved my life together with yoga (mind) after 15 years of loosing my immune system, broken digestion and viral issues (body). His info was the one that made sense.

  • @behnazrabiee5657
    @behnazrabiee5657 2 месяца назад

    I didn't feel a thing with that vegus nerve reset technique. I didn't understand what you meant by feeling more tension in one direction of skin pulling. Could you explain more? Do you mean physical tension in under the finger or stress and emotional tension?

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  2 месяца назад

      Try watching the full video for a better explanation : )

    • @behnazrabiee5657
      @behnazrabiee5657 2 месяца назад

      @@yogawithtim I watched the video fully. I will try to watch again.

  • @eleonoreconstant
    @eleonoreconstant Год назад

    Do you find this more effective than meditation? I naturally massage those points down my neck when i have too much tension in my neck, it helps a lot but havent tried doing it when feeling anxious to see if it calms me down. Thanks so much for sharing, super interesting!!! :) Have a great day Tim!

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  Год назад +1

      Thanks Eleonore. I think you would benefit by working with me on the CMC (Conscious Movement Community). I can keep up with you and help guide you and answer your questions through the chat on the CMC. You can become a member here: www.timsenesiyoga.com/consciousmovement

  • @ElijahNoahAckerman
    @ElijahNoahAckerman Год назад

    Hey I just tried this and I immediately felt really relaxed and also involuntarily started laughing or feeling of happiness. Is that a normal response?

  • @kirstentaylor7249
    @kirstentaylor7249 Год назад

    Can you please have a graph to show where the muscle is. Please and thank you. I would like to start doing this.

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  Год назад

      Thanks Kirsten. If you're looking to find the vagus nerve just Goggle 'vagus nerve'

  • @kenac64
    @kenac64 Год назад

    Thank you

  • @Divine777Love
    @Divine777Love Год назад

    Hi, I have a question. I just found out I am high sensitive person. Would this help with the overwhelming stimulation? I would appreciate it any suggestions please.
    Thank you 🙏🏼

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  Год назад

      I’d recommend reading the book to learn as much as you can about yourself and the Vagus nerve :)

  • @cjrecord
    @cjrecord Год назад

    ...that last thirds-breath one is also, apparently, a good asthma (and probably any other lung inflammation) check, at least for my lungs.

  • @HimanshuSharma-oy9ss
    @HimanshuSharma-oy9ss Год назад +3

    You can do ASMR Tim ! Namaste.

  • @VictorLopez-ou6gp
    @VictorLopez-ou6gp Год назад

    Question, is your CMC still active? I hope so. I have tried contacting you on the two listed emails. I get error messages as a reply

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  Год назад +1

      Yes. CMC is still active. You can try it free for two weeks... www.timsenesiyoga.com/consciousmovement

    • @VictorLopez-ou6gp
      @VictorLopez-ou6gp Год назад

      @@yogawithtim thanks, just signed up.

  • @alexandra3465
    @alexandra3465 Год назад

    tim i think we have the same color kitchen cabinets. carry on.

  • @skfhdsjknldgfv
    @skfhdsjknldgfv Год назад

    What does it mean if we don't feel a release?

  • @urewf22
    @urewf22 Год назад

    2:50 so it’s behind the ears? I don’t get it, i feel the ball in the middle of my back skull, so i just go right from there? But it’s higher than your hand placement..
    Maan i wish you were next to me so you could show me

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  Год назад +1

      Try watching them again to get a better idea :) i did my best to explain. You could also research on an internet search for more info

    • @urewf22
      @urewf22 Год назад +1

      @@yogawithtim Update: i did them anyways many times and it eventually worked :D and i felt deep relief

  • @magnanimous9805
    @magnanimous9805 2 месяца назад +1

    🙏

  • @62Sketch
    @62Sketch 11 месяцев назад +1

    I didn't feel a darn thing

  • @alihickerson6903
    @alihickerson6903 Год назад

    Great video but I’m super weirded out by your chapter titles… one says “the truth about camel toe”,“all the men I’ve ever dated”, “my favorite wallpaper”…what’s up with that??

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  Год назад

      Thanks Ali. Glad you liked the video. The titles?... just an attempt at levity 😊

  • @CarolinaK2023
    @CarolinaK2023 2 месяца назад

    💟🙏🏻💜

  • @snowyowl6892
    @snowyowl6892 8 месяцев назад

    IT MADE ME BURP when I held it … ✅✅

  • @amberwright1269
    @amberwright1269 Год назад

    Dig!

  • @TheDeepening718
    @TheDeepening718 Год назад +2

    Tim, you're supposed to get older as you get older. What's wrong with you?

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  Год назад

      Haha, thanks. All that yoga I guess?

  • @venkataswamyparagati9548
    @venkataswamyparagati9548 Месяц назад

    Show the back of your head where you are massaging clearly.

    • @yogawithtim
      @yogawithtim  Месяц назад

      Check out the image that pops up when I'm showing where to massage.

  • @nicolletelangdon2694
    @nicolletelangdon2694 Год назад

    It would help if you had a haircut for us to see...

  • @nolwennledour6478
    @nolwennledour6478 Год назад

    Thank you very much always happy to learn something new!