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In my latest blog - It's not rude to sigh, I share the science and 4 benefits of this type of breath!

As a kid, I was always scolded by the adults around me for sighing. So I did it more to piss them off.

It’s clear to me now that it was one of my ADHD/ASD defiance traits, but back then, it was one of the few ways I could express myself when I couldn’t find words when I felt frustrated or angry. 

Struggling to express myself when feeling heightened was a common thing — it often is for neurodiverse kids. Pretty sure that's why I resonate working with neurospicey people now.

Through a bit of research and a review of my clinical notes, I’ve come to understand that sighing is beneficial.

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