Psychologist Gabby Goodier shares the 'straw' breathing technique she swears by ...

Psychologist Gabby Goodier shares the 'straw' breathing technique she swears by ...
Psychologist Gabby Goodier shares the 'straw' breathing technique she swears by ...
How to de-stress in MINUTES: Psychologist reveals the 'straw' breathing trick she swears by - and why she does it every single day A psychologist has offered her simple breathing technique that will ease stress Gabby Goodier said 'straw breathing' has become a 'go-to' daily routine for her  Method involves inhaling through nose, then exhaling through a drinking straw Technique helps people find that 'much needed calmness' during stressful times

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A clinical psychologist has offered her simple breathing technique that will ease anxiety and soothe your mind in just minutes.

Gabby Goodier, from Perth, Western Australia, said the 'straw breathing' exercise has become a 'go-to' daily routine for her which involves inhaling through your nose, then exhaling through a drinking straw.

'The key piece here is that your exhale is longer than your inhale... this is how we activate part of the brain that helps us to calm down,' she wrote on Instagram.

'For example if you inhaled for a count of two, then exhale for a count of four. This activates the part of your brain that will calm your nervous system - helping you to find that much needed "calm button".'

Perth psychologist Gabby Goodier (pictured) has offered her simple breathing techniques to help you ease anxiety and soothe your mind in just seconds

Perth psychologist Gabby Goodier (pictured) has offered her simple breathing techniques to help you ease anxiety and soothe your mind in just seconds

Gabby's five 'straw' breathing tips

1. Practice outside to start with

2. Sit up straight and inhale normally and naturally through your

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