Online Active and Expressive Breathwork Session
This guided breathwork session, set to music, unlocks emotions, clears stagnant energy, ignites deep relaxation and healing.
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About this event
This three part active breath helps us move energy and emotions through the body, resets the nervous system, and is a powerful way to strengthen the immune system. This practice is set to music and builds from a gentle grounding exercise, through a cue to release a sigh, scream, laugh, cry, wiggle, etc, and then ends in a restorative savasana. This practice can induce beneficial physical, emotional, and even spiritual experiences.
Things to bring: a blanket for temperature changes, an eye mask / wash cloth to cover the eyes can enhance the experience. This practice is done laying down. A yoga mat, a couch or a bed will work as long as the spine is straight.
Get cozy and let's breathe!
This practice is not recommended for those with severe heart coniditions or pregnant individuals.
NOTE: To honor everyone’s time and privacy, entry into the Zoom room will close 5 minutes after the session begins.
We offer a 77% off discount for those in serious financial need. To join, use code 'supportedaccess' at checkout. BRB was formed because of a natural disaster in our community and we are committed to bringing this practice to those amidst big challenges. However, our data shows that there is a trend of “No Shows” being directly correlated with a Free Ticket. This minimum is simply to honor everyone’s commitment to the practice and the space. In addition, free & quality breathwork recordings are available on our website and our Insight Timer account. Thank you for understanding!
Frequently asked questions
Find a quiet, private spot in your house. This practice is done laying down with the spine and neck straight. A blanket, an eye-mask or washcloth to cover the eyes can be supportive. Having a pillow to yell into is also helpful. This is best experienced with headphones on, although not necessary.
No, driving requires full attention for safety. To get the best experience, please lay down in a quiet space with minimal distractions.