A technique whereby all breathing is done through the nose, and using the diaphragm.

contraction and relaxation of the diaphragm, observed by the movement of the abdomen, which occurs as a result of the diaphragm’s contraction and downward movement

breathing by relaxing the abdomen, forcing the diaphragm to drop and the lungs to expand.

type of breathing that involves the conscious use of the diaphragm to produce deep, efficient breathing associated with a calm, relaxed state.

Technique of breath support in which the muscles of the lower back abdomen are consciously engaged in conjunction with the lowering of the diaphragm.

method of breathing which helps you use the diaphragm correctly so you use less effort and energy to breathe.

Deep breathing which involves the use of the diaphragm.

Slow, deep breaths from the abdomen can ease stress, anxiety, neutralize emotions and reduce pain levels because air fills the bottom and largest part of the lungs.

Type of breathing pattern used to improve gas exchange & increase lung volume. The patient is semi-reclined, during exhalation, gentle pressure is applied changing to firm pressure at end of exhalation. During inhalation, resistance is applied by PT

Diaphragmatic breathing, or deep breathing is the act of breathing deep into your lungs by flexing your diaphragm rather than breathing shallowly by flexing your rib cage.