Dr. Richard Brown leads a beginner round of BBM practices.

https://www.barnardos.ie/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/Barnardos-National-Wellbeing-Project-Summary-2023.pdf

Jyoti Jo Manuel leads a round of BBM practices for children.

https://www.specialyoga.co.uk

Kateryna Boichenko, Level 3 teacher

https://ubuntucenterforpeace.org

A short video where children are sharing about their experience in this project.

Dr. Liudmyla Moskalenko, Former President Ukraine Association of Positive Psychotherapy

Derval Dunford shares about Breath and Art

https://www.sui.ie

Dr. Angel Brana discusses Breath–Body–Mind Core Techniques to Manage Medical Student Stress

https://doi.org/10.1177/23821205231212056

Mireia Coma Cros shares BBM to high school students in Spain

The gentle piano notes go up and down the scale. Breathe in slowly as the notes ascend and breathe out softly as they descend. The track is set to a pace of 5 breath-cycles per minute. Follow the notes as you breathe at this pace, and pay attention to any physical sensations, especially in your chest and lungs.

This track plays at a frequency of 0.085 Hz or 5.1 breaths per minute. Breathing at this rate encourages optimal blood circulation throughout the body, including into and within the brain. These sounds relax the body and yield a meditative state of mind as we go about our daily activities. Breathe in gently on the high tone and breathe out softly on the low tone.

Waves were recorded on the beach using multiple microphones and then arranged aesthetically and rhythmically. The dancing sounds of ocean waves breaking on soft sand pacifies the mind and soothes the heart. The lattice of sounds expands, differentiates and deepens throughout the recording. Your imagination opens wide and you are swept up on a healing journey. Breathe in with one wave and breathe out with the next.