breathwork
Discover how to actively alter your breathing pattern to affect changes to mood, relieve stress or flip into focus.
breathworkexam stress: why nervous system care matters as much as revisionExam stress is not just emotional - it is physiological. From memory and concentration to sleep and recovery, the state of the nervous system directly affects cognitive performance. Here, we explore the science behind stress and learning, why so many...read post
sleep hygienehow to spring forward smoothly – tips from our expert neuroscientist, Professor Gaby BadreOur expert scientific advisor, Professor Gaby Badre, explains the science behind the seasonal changes and gives his expert advice on tackling the transition into daylight saving time.read post
sleep hygienesleep well, live better with This WorksWorld Sleep Day 2026 focuses on the importance of sleep for our physical, mental and emotional health.read post
expertsunderstanding the power of fragrance: polyvagal theory explainedexploring Dr Stephen Porges’ theory, the role of the vagus nerve and the power of fragrance in nervous system regulationread post
expertsthe magic of magnesiumFitness coach and menopause specialist, Rachel Hubbard, shares how using magnesium can support your workouts, recovery and sleep.read post
sleep hygieneyour sleep, your storyHear from the This Works community as they share their personal sleep struggles and learn steps you can take toward peaceful nights.read post
sleep hygieneachieve the sleep of your dreams this Autumn with This WorksDive into the complex world of sleep and discover how, with science-backed solutions and simple habits, you can prioritise better-quality nights.read post
expertsExam Prep 101 with Professor Gaby BadreWhether it’s you, or someone you live with, who’s revising for exams, it can be a tense moment for the whole family. This Works has worked with renowned neuroscientist Professor Gaby Badre to bring you the need-to-know on setting yourself,...read post
breathwork1 min readflip into focus with cyclical hyperventilationCyclical hyperventilation is an effective controlled breathing exercise that can ‘rev up’ and ‘slow down’ the nervous system.read post
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