Pausality™ for Teams

One live hour.
Thirty days of practice.

Bring the one-minute practice to your whole care team. Taught live by Randy Graybeal, MSN, CRNA, then practiced on Apple Watch with live heart rate and SpO2.

20-minute planning call30 days of practice includedBuilt for anesthesia and nursing teams
Pausality session recap: heart rate 106 at start, 83 at end, charted over 60 seconds
One real session. 106 to 83 bpm in sixty seconds. Individual results vary.
How it works

Four steps, co-built with your team

Step 1

Plan

Pick a date, size the group and set up practice seats.

20 minutes
Step 2

Live hour

The whole team, together. Short practices that fold into the day you already have.

60 minutes
Step 3

Practice

Each person finds one gap moment a day and watches their numbers respond.

30 days included
Step 4

Debrief

What people used, what they noticed, and what a full team plan could look like.

30 minutes
Inside a real session

What your team actually uses

Real Pausality™ screens from real one-minute sessions. No mockups.

In the operating room, when something goes wrong, I can't step away. What I have is my breath, my attention and my agency.
Randy Graybeal, MSN, CRNA · Founder

Over twenty years of clinical anesthesia, much of it as the only medical person in the building. These are the tools built in that room to stay calm, feel safe and stay therapeutic to the people around you.

The live hour teaches them as a clinical skill, using the Somnistics® Breath and Attention Lab method.

What it trains

The observer that stays steady

The capacity to observe your own experience, even when it is overwhelming, confusing or heartbreaking, and still know what to do next. Taught with care, not as one more wellness mandate.

Who it's for
  • Nursing and anesthesia departments
  • CRNA program cohorts and residency classes
  • Unit teams and nurse leaders
  • Clinician-founder teams
Let's jam

Let's co-build your team's first session.

Twenty minutes to pick a date and size the group.

At HLTH 2026? Booth 2153, Nurse Pavilion.