Lean on Me
The Prison Phoenix Trust is a UK based charity providing prisoners with yoga and meditation classes, individual mentoring, peer-support and specialist educational resources accessible to a wide range of learning abilities.

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Stand, eyes closed, for 10 breaths.

With feet hip distance apart, feel your back rest on the wall for 5 breaths.

Relax your upper body, head, and neck. Stay for 5 breaths.

Right leg forward for 5 breaths.

Forearms or palms rest on the wall
for 5 breaths.

Right hand and outer edge of foot connect with the wall for 5 breaths.

Reach left arm and upper body towards wall for 5 breaths.

Forearms or palms rest on the wall
for 5 breaths.

For 5 breaths on each side.

Rest with legs up the wall or on
your bed for 30 slow, deep breaths.
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