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The Workplace Benefits of Face Yoga

The Workplace Benefits of Face Yoga

In the fast-paced, demanding environment of the modern workplace, employees are increasingly seeking ways to reduce stress and improve their overall well-being. One simple and effective solution is the use of Face Yoga.

Here are just a few of the benefits that Face Yoga can bring to the workplace:

1. Better Mental Health and Stress Reduction

It has been proved with thermo-graphic imaging that facial exercises stimulate blood flow to the face & head.  Healthy blood flow is essential for optimal brain function, balancing hormones and better mental health.  Blood carries oxygen and nutrients to the brain and takes away waste products such as carbon dioxide and lactic acid.

One of the most immediate and noticeable benefits of Face Yoga is its ability to promote relaxation and reduce stress. Exercises, including gently massaging the face and neck release tension, improve circulation, and leave the person feeling more relaxed and refreshed.

2. Improved Focus and Productivity

In addition to reducing stress, Face Yoga can also improve focus and productivity. The soothing and calming sensations of Face Yoga can help employees to feel more alert and focused, allowing them to perform their best and tackle their tasks with greater efficiency.

3. Improved Immunity

A healthy lymphatic system is important to remove toxins and waste products from the body and boosts our immune system.  Our face and neck house 30% of our lymph nodes. Our lymphatic systems do not have a pump so we have to stimulate it ourselves. Face Yoga and the wellbeing techniques used stimulate the lymphatic system.

4. Reduced Headaches and Migraines

Headaches and migraines are common complaints in the workplace, and they can be incredibly disruptive to productivity and overall well-being. Face Yoga has been shown to be an effective way to relieve these symptoms, making it a valuable tool for employees who suffer from these conditions.

5. Improved Sleep Quality

Poor sleep can have a profound impact on work performance, but face yoga & massage can help employees get the restful sleep they need to function at their best. By promoting relaxation and reducing stress, face massage can help employees sleep better, wake up feeling refreshed, and be more productive throughout the day.

6. Improved Speech

When performing Face Yoga exercises we are using muscles in a specific way and using muscles that don’t get used so much in every day life.  This can result in clearer speech.

7. Boosted Confidence and Self-Esteem

Face Yoga can have a positive impact on confidence and self-esteem. The increase in blood flow feeds the skin and muscles with the valuable nutrients it needs and the stimulation of the muscles plumps the skin they are attached to, thus improving the appearance of the skin, reducing wrinkles and fine lines, and promoting a more youthful, refreshed look and can improve some skin conditions such as acne an eczema. Face yoga can help employees feel more confident and self-assured, leading to greater success in the workplace.

The benefits of Face Yoga are clear and undeniable. By promoting relaxation, reducing stress, improving focus and productivity, reducing headaches and migraines, boosting sleep quality, and improving confidence and self-esteem, face massage is a valuable tool for employees seeking to enhance their well-being in the workplace.

Face Yoga can be practiced online, in a group setting or one to one with time slots to fit around the working day.  Our Face Yoga classes, delivered by Trina Ryan, an experienced therapist and Certified Face Yoga instructor can be delivered online to your workplace as part of your organisation’s wellbeing programme. Typical sessions are 60 minutes long and everyone is welcome.

If you’d like to speak to us or find out more about our Face Yoga classes get in touch here. We’d love to hear from you.

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Posted

April 19, 2023

Author

Ali Grady

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