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How Connected Breathwork Benefits Your Brain & Supports Trauma Recovery

Connected Breathwork is a powerful tool that can influence your mind and body in surprising ways. The burgeoning field of Breathwork science is revealing compelling insights into its profound effects on the brain. While still in its early stages, initial research and compelling anecdotal evidence indicate a strong correlation with trauma recovery. This is because…

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What is a Breathwork Facilitator?

If you’re new to the burgeoning field of breathwork and its unique terminology, you may be wondering: What is a Breathwork Facilitator? A breathwork facilitator is a trained professional who guides individuals through conscious breathing exercises designed to promote physical, emotional, and mental well-being. There are many types of breathwork, but the term “breathwork facilitator”…

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Breathwork and Brain Waves: A Comprehensive Exploration of Effects and Benefits

Brain waves refer to the electrical signals or impulses within the brain that facilitate communication between neurons. These waves exhibit diverse frequencies, ranging from slow to fast, measured in cycles per second or hertz (Hz). Comprising five primary types, each brain wave frequency corresponds to distinct states of arousal and consciousness. The transitions between these…

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What Are the Benefits of Breathwork?

The benefits of Breathwork are impossible to fully describe, as a myriad of factors converge to foster profound healing and transformation. While the enchanting magic remains inexplicable in its entirety, I will outline below some of the principal observed effects and primary benefits of Breathwork (aka circular breathing). Brainwave Benefits of Breathwork One of the…

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Which Companies Offer Accredited Breathwork Facilitator Training Courses?

If you’ve experienced the transformative power of connected breathwork and feel called to share it with others, the first step is understanding which companies offer accredited breathwork facilitator training courses. While it’s possible to train with a school that isn’t accredited, doing so can create challenges—such as difficulty obtaining insurance—and may limit your ability to…

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Breathwork for Anxiety: A Powerful, Proven, & Underutilized Tool

Persistent anxiety can be profoundly incapacitating, casting a shadow over various aspects of your life. However, by harnessing the power of the breath, you can reclaim control over your nervous system and dissolve stress and anxiety at will. In this article, I’ll explain how breath practices can quickly alleviate anxiety in the moment. Following that,…

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How Often Should You Do Breathwork?

As a breathwork facilitator and teacher trainer, one of the most common questions I encounter is: How often should you do breathwork? While there’s no straightforward ‘one-size-fits-all’ answer to this question, several factors can help you determine the ideal frequency for yourself. Before we dive in, it’s important to distinguish between conscious connected breathwork and…

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How Holotropic Breathwork and Rebirthing Led to “The New Yoga”

The significance of breath spans across the annals of history, with the very term ‘breath’ intertwined with ‘spirit’ in numerous languages. Breath-centric rituals and meditative practices have been ingrained in the tapestry of diverse ancient cultures and religions, encompassing traditions such as Taoism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Christianity, Yoga, Qigong, Shamanism, Sufism, and martial arts. These civilizations…

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