Jacobson's Progressive Muscle Relaxation

Jacobson's progressive muscle relaxation is a form of therapy that focuses on sequentially contracting and relaxing particular muscle groups. It involves tensing and relaxing specific areas of the body and is widely employed for its many health benefits, including relieving anxiety, improving sleep, lowering blood pressure, etc.

  
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