Quick Calm

Simple Techniques to Help You Regain Control

Feeling panicky, stressed or overwhelmed? You're not alone. When things start to feel too much, taking a few minutes to pause can help you regain a sense of control and calm. The resources and techniques below are designed to help you slow down racing thoughts, focus on the present moment, and manage difficult feelings, whether you're in class, studying for exams, or dealing with everyday pressures.

Belly & Finger Breathing

Slow your breathing, steady your mind.

Download our free pdf and practice belly breathing and finger breathing to help slow down your breathing

Breathing to Shapes

Use visual guides to find calm.

Download our free pdf and practice breathing to shapes to slow down your breathing

Grounding

Bring your focus back to the present.

Follow these 5 simple steps and bring yourself back into the moment using a technique called grounding

Exercise

Move your body, ease your stress.

Some exercises you can perform right now to help you feel less stressed and anxious

Ways to Relax

Quick techniques to help you unwind.

Download our short pdf and practice a quick muscle relaxation technique

Breathe Along Animation

Follow the rhythm and relax.

Follow along with our breathing animation to help control your breathing

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