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How to Stay Calm While Working from Home
Published on: 06/04/2020
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Lisa Copeland of Lisa Copeland Yoga and Reflexology reminds us that it's important to stay calm while working from home, and has created a number of short videos demonstrating some stress-busting yoga practices.

Grounding

Easy 4 minute yoga practice to get grounded in these difficult days

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4-7-8 Breath

8 minute yoga breathing practice to bring calm and ease

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Finding Space

Short & easy yoga to stretch out the body in lockdown

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For more information contact Lisa at:

E: lisacopeland@hotmail.co.uk

T: 07817130831

Facebook: Lisa Copeland Yoga and Reflexology

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