Frequently Asked Questions About Our Trauma-Informed Breathwork Training Certification
This 450-hour, GPBA-certified, hybrid training weaves together safety, science, spirituality, and trauma-informed practices to provide a comprehensive pathway to becoming a skilled and confident facilitator. If the details below resonate, we invite you to book a free discovery call to explore whether this training is the right fit for you.blends safety, science, spirituality, and trauma-informed practices, offering a comprehensive path to becoming a confident facilitator.
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Breathwork Training FAQ
When Does the Breathwork Training Start/What Are the Dates for the Online and In-person Segments?
Our training consists of two main units: the Self-Study Unit and the Seminars Unit.
The Self-Study Unit can be started at any time and typically takes 10–12 months to complete. By enrolling early, you’ll gain a valuable head start—allowing you to graduate sooner and easing your overall workload once the live seminars begin.
We highly recommend registering before the next Seminars Unit launches so you can move through the material at your own pace, build a strong foundation, and feel spacious and well-prepared when live classes start.
Our next Seminars Unit will launch on Saturday, October 25th, 2025 and we will meet biweekly from 3-5 pm ET.
This unit includes:
- 20 live biweekly interactive Zoom sessions (2 hours each) over a 10-month period
- Bite-sized video lessons
- Practical activities you can complete at your own pace before each seminars
- It culminates with an 8-day in-person breathwork facilitator training in Mexico, scheduled for November 2026. This immersive, experiential segment is designed to deepen your skills and introduce advanced facilitation tools, including TRE, advanced touch techniques, Reiki, and sound therapy.
What is the Tuition?
We’ve intentionally kept our tuition lower than other GPBA-certified breathwork facilitator training programs to ensure it remains accessible to all. The cost for our 450-hour trauma-informed training is $5,800 USD.
To further support accessibility, we offer 20% bursaries for individuals in lower income brackets, as well as special conversion rates for Canadians affected by the weaker Canadian dollar.
In addition to bursaries, we provide flexible and interest-free monthly payment plans that allow you to spread payments over 10+ months for easier budgeting.
If you prefer to pay upfront, you’ll receive a 10% discount, bringing the total to $5,220 USD.
Please note that tuition covers all training hours, including the in-person segment, but does not include on-site accommodation for the 8-day intensive. We make every effort to keep on-site costs as accessible and reasonable as possible.
Will this Training Fit into a Busy Lifestyle?/How Many Hours Do I Need to Dedicate Per Week?
Our breathwork facilitator training is designed with flexibility in mind, so it fits even the busiest schedules. With live calls paced biweekly, you can complete the training with an average commitment of between 2-4 hours per week.
Is the Training Certified by the GPBA?
Yes, our breathwork facilitator training is certified by the Global Professional Breathwork Alliance, which upholds the highest standards for training programs. Even if you choose not to train with us, we recommend selecting a school with this certification to ensure you receive a comprehensive and high-quality training.
Is this a Trauma-informed Breathwork Facilitator Training?
Our breathwork facilitator training certification is trauma-informed and responsive, which is crucial because conscious connected breathing involves working with individuals’ traumas and subconscious programming, making them particularly vulnerable. To hold space effectively and safely, it’s essential to undergo a trauma-informed breathwork certification.
How Many Hours Is the Breathwork Training?
Our Breathwork Facilitator Training Certification is one of the most comprehensive in the industry, offering a robust 450-hour curriculum. You will graduate as a confident leader in the field, fully equipped to navigate the intense experiences that can arise in breathwork with grace and expertise.
Is this a Unity Breathwork or a Breathing Space Certificate?
The course leader for this training is Megan Ashton, founder of Unity Breathwork. Megan has over 8 years of experience as a breathwork facilitator and 20 years as a wellness researcher and writer. She had also worked with several leading international breathwork training schools before becoming a teacher herself, giving her an unparalleled depth of knowledge in the field.
The training school is Make Some Breathing Space, an internationally recognized school that is GPBA-certified. Breathing Space has several course leaders, each teaching the core curriculum in their own unique way. Megan recognized the value of an in-person segment, so her training is hybrid, combining live online learning with an in-person intensive, while other Breathing Space cohorts are fully online.
Make Some Breathing Space emphasizes continued support, empowerment, the inner journey, strong community, and integrity. Its founder, Ben, sits on the GPBA Board of Ethics, advocating for safe, ethical practices across the breathwork field.
The Breathing Space curriculum is already incredibly robust at 400 hours, but Megan is passionate about giving her students the most comprehensive training possible, providing all the tools they need to really accel as breathwork faciltiators. Her cohort combines all the benefits of Breathing Space with the added value of in-person learning and Megan’s infusion of advanced facilitation skills and knowledge.
Upon graduation, you will receive a 450-hour double-accreditation certificate from both Breathing Space and Unity Breathwork.
What’s the Difference Between a Breathwork Facilitator Training and a Breathwork Practitioner Training?
Currently, there is no global regulatory body overseeing connected breathwork and its various offshoots. As a result, the terminology is not standardized, leading to different terms often referring to the same concepts. For instance, while some breathwork schools designate their graduates as “breathwork facilitators,” others use the term “breathwork practitioners,” both referring to the same role. Additionally, some schools implement a tiered training structure, where first-level students are called “breathwork facilitators,” and those who pursue further training are referred to as “breathwork practitioners,” suggesting that practitioners have more experience.
Our 450-hour training program is highly comprehensive, and there is no need for an ‘upgrade’ to use the term “breathwork practitioner.” Although we typically use “breathwork facilitator,” as it is the more traditional term, you are welcome to identify as a “breathwork practitioner” if you prefer after training with us.
How Much is a Typical Breathwork Facilitator Salary?
While becoming a millionaire as a breathwork facilitator might not be the norm, the potential to build a fulfilling and sustainable career in this field is absolutely within reach.
Connected breathwork is touted as the fastest and most effective pathway for healing and personal upliftment. If you are dedicated to sharing this work with others, the financial rewards will follow. And there has never been a better time to become a certified breathwork facilitator. By starting now, you position yourself ahead of the curve, giving yourself the opportunity to establish a name before connected breathwork gains broader recognition and competition increases.
We’ve seen facilitators successfully run group sessions with 20, 30, or even 40 participants. At just $50 per person for a 90-minute workshop, your potential earnings could be upwards of $1000 for a single class. While building to that point takes time and dedication, it’s an achievable goal.
Our 450-hour training program is highly comprehensive, and there is no need for an ‘upgrade’ to use the term “breathwork practitioner.” Although we typically use “breathwork facilitator,” as it is the more traditional term, you are welcome to identify as a “breathwork practitioner” if you prefer after training with us.
Can I Continue Learning After Getting Certified?
Our breathwork facilitator training is distinctive because we offer a second-year teacher training program that equips you with the skills to take on apprentices and teach them to become breathwork facilitators.
This not only serves as a deeply fulfilling vocation that will deepen your own skills as a facilitator but can also be a significant additional income stream. We are proud to offer a platform that empowers all our trainees to step up and shine, and we believe our approach is unmatched in the breathwork facilitator training landscape.
Still Have Questions? Let’s Connect!
Sometimes, no amount of thinking can help you make a decision. Big decisions are best made in alignment with your intuition, and the only way to truly know if this is the right fit is to connect with your teacher. That’s why we offer a free 30-minute, pressure-free Discovery call, so you can make this big decision with confidence and ease.
You can sign up for our hybrid online and in-person breathwork facilitator training anytime and begin the home study unit right away!
Our leading, GPBA-certified program offers an internationally recognized, trauma-informed certification. More than just a training, we are a breathwork school with heart, built on a strong foundation of community and support. If this resonates with you, I would love to connect and see if we’re the right fit!
