In a world full of stimuli, our accelerator is pressed more than we use our brakes. In my lessons I teach you how to step on the brakes of your own nervous system, also called the parasympathetic part of our nervous system. When we have sufficient resilience, we can easily switch between the accelerator (sympathetic) and the brake (parasympathetic), but when we are exposed to stimuli and stress for a long time, this often takes more effort. We are used to being "on" all the time, which makes relaxing more and more an art, because this no longer comes naturally. I will take you through your own breathing through the body. You learn to be present in your body from an effortless perspective. We support the body during various lying positions with pillows and blankets. In this way we can gently open and relax the shoulders, hips and chest area. You will learn to explore your body's "Relaxation response". By regularly activating this response, you work preventively to prevent burnout and related complaints.