Second Wind

Guided breathing techniques you'll use for life, with HRV before and after.

Guided breathing sessions that shift your nervous system on demand. You learn techniques you'll use for life (for sleep, pressure, focus and calm), and your HRV readings show you they're working.

Guided by our team. Measured at JEH: HRV before, then the session, then HRV after.

What it supports

  • ✓ Anxiety and stress
  • ✓ Blood pressure support
  • ✓ Sleep
  • ✓ Focus and clarity

What you may notice

“Slower breathing, a calmer body, and tingling or lightness during some techniques.”

₦35,000

Package: ₦200,000 · 10 sessions

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Bookings are requests, subject to practitioner availability. We confirm every time on WhatsApp.

How a session runs

1

HRV before

A short reading of your starting point.

2

Guided practice

Techniques for calm, sleep and focus, taught step by step.

3

HRV after

See the change on screen.

4

Take it home

One technique to practise daily.

Before you come

  • •Avoid a heavy meal in the hour before.
  • •Wear comfortable clothes.

Afterwards

  • •Practise the take-home technique once a day.

Often chosen for

StressAnxietyHigh performers

Tell us before you book

If any of these apply, our medical doctor will check whether this session suits you, or suggest an alternative:

  • ⚠ Pregnant or trying to conceive
  • ⚠ Epilepsy
  • ⚠ Heart condition
  • ⚠ Blood pressure concern
  • ⚠ Respiratory condition

Some faster techniques are left out for these conditions; slow breathing is usually still suitable.

Questions

Will I feel dizzy?
Some techniques cause tingling or light-headedness; we keep you seated and go at your pace.
Can I do it if I have asthma?
Tell us first; we'll choose gentle techniques.

Research

These studies are shared for context. They may have used different equipment, settings or groups of people from a session at JEH, and they are not a promise of results.

How breath-control can change your life: a systematic review on psycho-physiological correlates of slow breathing

Zaccaro A, Piarulli A, Laurino M, et al. · Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, 2018

Review of how slow breathing relates to heart rate variability, mood and relaxation.

Brief structured respiration practices enhance mood and reduce physiological arousal

Balban MY, Neri E, Kogon MM, et al. · Cell Reports Medicine, 2023

A randomised study comparing short daily breathing practices with mindfulness meditation.