Uploaded September 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Waiting in the waiting room for a doctor’s appointment can be used as a time to get calm and to get clear on exactly what you want to accomplish during the appointment. Breathing at six to twelve breaths per minute with longer exhalations than inhalations is extremely calming.
For more information on "How to Live Well With Chronic Illness", visit http://www.larryberkelhammer.com. Larry Berkelhammer is also the author of, "In Your Own Hands: New Hope for People with Chronic Medical Conditions: Mindfulness-Based Practices for Mastery and Wellbeing".
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The purpose of these videos and my website is to provide evidence-based information on how to live with self-care mastery. It is for all medical patients, caregivers, and advocates who want to learn how to collaborate with physicians to optimize the efficacy of your medical care.
Waiting in the waiting room for a doctor’s appointment can be used as a time to get calm and to get clear on exactly what you want to accomplish during the appointment. Breathing at six to twelve breaths per minute with longer exhalations than inhalations is extremely calming.
For more information on "How to Live Well With Chronic Illness", visit http://www.larryberkelhammer.com. Larry Berkelhammer is also the author of, "In Your Own Hands: New Hope for People with Chronic Medical Conditions: Mindfulness-Based Practices for Mastery and Wellbeing".
Get a FREE Preview of "In Your Own Hands..." larryberkelhammer.com/free-preview
The purpose of these videos and my website is to provide evidence-based information on how to live with self-care mastery. It is for all medical patients, caregivers, and advocates who want to learn how to collaborate with physicians to optimize the efficacy of your medical care.
