Quiet Current / The 90-Second Sigh

Less scrolling.
More exhaling.

A free, daily 90-second live breath practice with Caitlyne Corry. For wired, tired days when a small pause is enough to begin.

90 seconds. No experience needed. Always your choice.

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Form follows silence01 / A little space

A person, not a playback

“I lead every live practice myself. You can follow along, take a gentler pace, or simply listen.”

Caitlyne Corry · Somatic breathwork practitioner in private practice since 2018

Trauma-informed. Polyvagal-based. No pressure to perform.

02 / Start small

One pause.
Room to go deeper.

Start with the free drop. Keep a few guided practices close. Explore live learning only when it feels right for you.

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The 90-Second Sigh

A brief live breath practice, led by Caitlyne. No equipment, no long session, no need to get it perfect.

Launch rhythm: 30 drops in 30 days

Daily during launch · 90 seconds · Free

Launch date, live time, and time zone will be announced. No sessions are scheduled here yet.

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Practices within reach

The $27 regulation pack brings short guided audio practices into your day. Listen when you have a little space, at your own pace.

Explore the pack
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Learn in good company

Small-group live cohorts with limited seats, followed by Level 1 Somatic Breathwork Training for deeper study.

Coming next · Dates, pricing, and waitlist opening to be announced.

03 / Take the practice with you

The regulation pack

$27

One-time purchase

Short guided audio breath practices. A simple digital companion for the moments between meetings, after scrolling, or before the next thing.

View available downloads

Check the product page for availability and download details.

04 / Leave a little room

Your next pause
can be a small one.

Start with 90 seconds. If you’d like to explore the digital tools, create a Quiet Current account.

Make space for practice.

Continue to account registration. Daily-drop scheduling and the cohort waitlist are not open yet.

Send this to someone who needs to exhale.

A breath practice, not medical care or therapy. Choose what feels comfortable; you can pause or stop at any time.