Pricing, Services & Values

Activated breathing

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Process Trauma

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Restorative breathing

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Ground and integrate

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Activated breathing - Process Trauma - Restorative breathing - Ground and integrate -

In a breathwork session, clients are guided using activated and restorative breathing techniques to access stuck energy, sensations and emotions. This process encourages the release and completion of energy previously unprocessed with the goal being for the client to feel empowered through their own direct connection to their breath and their body. To enhance healing and transformation, I may also use toning, tapping, or touch. A full Breathwork session can take up to three hours and includes teaching the proper breathing technique, discussing intentions or answering questions, going on the Breathwork journey using activated and restorative breathing, then finishing with post-session integration and coaching support. Shorter sessions can also be available and discussed upon request. Breathwork sessions will be held at Breathe with Breeze’s downtown location, but can also be held off-site. The prices listed below are introductory and may be subject to change.

Breathwork Offerings

All clients are required to complete a Breathe with Breeze breathwork waiver. Sessions are limited to those 18+.

Take a Breath

It is normal to feel sensitive or energized after a breathwork session, but every session is unique and emotional responses may vary. If you need additional guidance after a session, please do not hesitate to contact me. However, please note that I am not a therapist and post-session assistance is not intended to replace traditional talk therapy.

Breathwork Disclaimer

Breathwork is not recommended for people with a personal or family history of epilepsy, seizures, cardiovascular problems including angina or heart attacks, high blood pressure, aneurysms, glaucoma, retinal detachment, osteoporosis, or recent physical injuries, surgery or illness - particularly involving the brain, mouth, teeth, nose, throat, thyroid, immune system, lymphatic system, lungs, chest, ribs, spine, neck and/or reproductive organs.

Breathwork is not recommended for people with a personal history of mental illness, personality disorders, hospitalization for any psychiatric condition or emotional crisis, suicidality, psychosis, drug or alcohol addiction.

Possible side effects may include dizziness, fainting, changes in body temperature, disorientation, tingling, carpopedal spasms, cramping, emotional breakthroughs, feeling physical, mental, energetic and/or emotional triggering and/or vulnerability.

If you are experiencing or have a history of any of the health conditions listed above, I recommend getting in touch with your physician or healthcare provider to check if it’s safe you to be doing deep breathing exercises, confronting potentially triggering memories and emotional material, as well as experiencing intense physical and / or emotional release.

Additional questions to ask your healthcare provider:

  • Is it safe for me to do intense physical activity or exercise?

  • Is it safe for me to do breathing that might shift my blood PH, or increase physical exertion of the nose, throat and lungs?