Stress & Decompression · 12 min

Post-Call Wind-Down

A short, seated-to-floor sequence to shift the nervous system out of fight-or-flight and back into rest.

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Why this session

After a high-stress call the body stays revved. This sequence uses breath and gentle grounding shapes to bring the heart rate and mind down.

IssueAdrenaline still running after a critical call or high-stress event.
Poses7
Total12:00

Sequence

Cues for beginner
  1. 01

    Seated Centering

    1:00

    Sit tall, eyes closed. Feel the weight of the body on the chair or floor.

    beginner cueSit on a cushion or chair. Hands on the thighs.

  2. 02

    Box Breathing

    1:00

    Inhale 4, hold 4, exhale 4, hold 4. Six slow rounds.

    beginner cueUse a 3-count if 4 feels forced.

  3. 03

    Gentle Neck Release

    1:00

    Slow half-circles and ear-to-shoulder stretches to release the neck.

    beginner cueSmall range. Stop at any point of pain.

  4. 04

    Cat / Cow

    Marjaryasana / Bitilasana

    1:00

    On hands and knees, inhale to arch, exhale to round.

    beginner cueSmall, easy waves. Wrists under shoulders.

  5. 05

    Supported Child's Pose

    Balasana

    2:00

    Knees wide, bolster or pillows under the chest. Rest the forehead down.

    beginner cueStack pillows so the head is fully supported.

  6. 06

    Legs Up the Wall

    Viparita Karani

    3:00

    Lie on the back with legs up a wall or chair seat. Arms wide.

    beginner cueHips a few inches from the wall. Bend the knees if needed.

  7. 07

    Final Rest

    Savasana

    3:00

    Lie flat, arms by the sides, palms up. Let the breath return to normal.

    beginner cueBolster under the knees. Blanket over the body.