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Controlled Breathing Techniques and Cold Exposure

Controlled breathing techniques and gradual cold exposure are well-established practices used to support stress regulation and overall well-being. At Centre Algos, these approaches are offered as complementary practices, tailored to each individual, to support the management of pain, stress, anxiety, and mood-related difficulties.

Controlled Breathing Techniques and Cold Exposure

Guided breathing exercises involving deep, rhythmic breathing patterns can influence the autonomic nervous system. They may help improve the body’s ability to respond to stress, enhance oxygen utilisation, and support emotional and physical regulation. These breathing approaches are inspired by long-standing respiratory practices that have been used for centuries in various relaxation, meditation, and mental-training traditions.

Gradual cold exposure is used as a complementary tool within a controlled and supervised setting. It may support certain physiological processes, including circulation and the release of stress-related mediators involved in mood regulation and inflammatory balance. It can also help develop resilience to physical and mental stress.

When combined, controlled breathing and cold exposure may help to:

- support stress resilience
- improve body awareness
- assist emotional regulation
- support general well-being
- accompany the management of chronic discomfort

At Centre Algos, individuals are guided safely and progressively, with careful attention to personal limits, health status, and individual goals. These practices are offered as complementary approaches and do not replace medical diagnosis or treatment.

Contact us to learn more about our complementary approaches and how they may support your health and well-being.

CENTRE ALGOS

Rue de Romont 20

1700 Fribourg

Suisse / Switzerland

Email: info@centrealgos.com

Tel: +41 26 320 04 50

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Saturday: Closed

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