Forehead Release — 1-Minute Reset to Unclench Mental & Facial Tension
29 Jun 2026 · 1 min
Jenny Garufi guides a one-minute forehead and facial tension release. The practice targets mental and physical tightness held in your face, walking you through a simple reset you can do anywhere.
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Welcome. I'm so glad you're here. Please take a moment to settle in and close your eyes. Let's release the tension that gathers behind your eyes and across your brow. Bring your awareness to your forehead. Notice, is it furrowed, tight, or maybe it's holding the weight of what you've been thinking? Take a slow breath in, hold, and as you exhale, imagine that whole area melting. Let the space between your eyebrows widen. Soften your temples. Unclench your jaw while you're here. Let your eyes feel heavy and at ease in their sockets. So much of our worry lives right here in this small space. Let it loosen. Let it smooth. Breathe in again. Hold. And as you exhale, feel your whole face settle and relax. There's nothing you need to figure out in this moment. Just embrace the ease you're feeling now. I am sending you so much love.
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