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  1. Progressive muscle relaxation is an exercise that reduces stress and anxiety in your body by having you slowly tense and then relax each muscle. This exercise can provide an immediate feeling of …

  2. Progressive Muscle Relaxation: 10 Scripts for Effective PMR

    Oct 11, 2021 · Progressive Muscle Relaxation (PMR) involves tensing & then relaxing muscle groups systematically to reduce stress & promote relaxation. Regular practice of PMR can decrease anxiety, …

  3. Progressive muscle relaxation script - SimplePractice

    Apr 24, 2025 · Looking for a progressive muscle relaxation worksheet? This article describes this technique, its benefits, and provides a downloadable progressive muscle relaxation script to use in …

  4. As you continue to breathe, imagine a wave of relaxation slowly spreading throughout your body, starting at your head and gradually penetrating all of your muscles, all of the cells of your body, all …

  5. Progressive Muscle Relaxation: Scripts for Beginners

    Nov 17, 2025 · Now that you’ve set up your space and practiced basic breathing techniques, it’s time to dive into Progressive Muscle Relaxation (PMR). These beginner-friendly scripts will guide you step …

  6. Now let your breathing rhythm return to normal...and relax.... During this relaxation I will ask you to tense various muscles throughout your body. Please do this without straining. You do not need to exert …

  7. ogressive Muscle Relaxation Facilitator Provides Psychoeducation about Progressive Muscle Relaxation: Progressive muscle relaxation is an exercise that relaxes your mind and body by …

  8. Progressive Muscle Relaxation Script (Free PDF Download)

    PMR is a simple yet effective relaxation technique that involves systematically tensing and relaxing different muscle groups throughout the body. This worksheet provides a therapist-led script to guide …

  9. Remember not to tense too hard - just enough that you feel your muscles contract, but don't strain them. (Pause for 5 seconds) Now, slowly release the tension and let your body feel limp. Pay attention to …