

There are many ways to improve wellbeing, whether it be getting active, eating well, or getting enough sleep. In this webinar, Clinical Psychologist and Senior Yoga instructor, Kaitlin Harkess introduces us to a new technique to improve wellbeing: breathwork.
You can use breathwork to improve mental, physical, and spiritual wellbeing, which, in turn, will affect several areas of your life, including creativity, focus, and even boosted immunity.
This webinar will equip you with the tools to perfect breathwork and easily incorporate this technique into your everyday life so that it can make a positive impact on your wellbeing. Towards the end of the event, there will also be time to ask Kaitlin questions.
Dr. Kaitlin Harkess is a registered Clinical Psychologist and Senior Yoga Instructor who is passionate about supporting individuals to live intentional lives that align with their deepest values. Kaitlin is particularly interested in integrative psychology approaches and has completed published research exploring the psychoneuroimmunological and epigenetic practice of yoga as a tool to support individuals experiencing chronic stress and symptoms of anxiety and depression.
Kaitlin deeply values integrity and believes it is importance that individuals can access psychological wellbeing tools that are evidence-based. In alignment with this, Kaitlin hosts the weekly Wisdom for Wellbeing podcast and has developed a modern psychological course called Yoga Brain 101, where she teaches psychological flexibility skills alongside specially designed mindful-movement practices [www.drkaitlin.com/yogabrain]. Kaitlin runs a boutique private psychology practice in Adelaide [www.wisdomforwellbeing.au] and enjoys sharing resources on both Instagram and Facebook [@drkaitlin].
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