Somatic Release Breathwork Experience

Somatic Release Breathwork Experience

Join us for a Somatic Breathwork experience, designed to help release any stress or suppressed emotions that the body has been holding on to

By East End THRIVE Recovery + HUGS Inc

Date and time

Starts on Saturday, May 31 · 4pm EDT

Location

680 Elton St

680 Elton Street Riverhead, NY 11901

About this event

  • Event lasts 1 hour 30 minutes

Join us for a guided Somatic Release Breathwork experience with certified Somatic Release Breathwork practioner Justin Alito. This practice is designed to help release any stress or suppressed emotions that the body has been holding on to. Using the power of breath, along with music and guidance, one has the opportunity to take an inward journey letting go of anything that no longer serves

Please wear loose comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat.

By registering for this workshop, I acknowledge that Somatic Release Breathwork™ is a deep and powerful process. I have notified the practitioners of any physical injuries, mental or psychological conditions I have. I engage in this experience willingly and take full responsibility for my own physical, mental and emotional experiences during and after the session.

This event is FREE and open to everyone ages 18+. Pre-registration is required, sign up through eventbrite link provided or email christianne at events@hugsinc.org

if you are in need of a ride to our center please call 631 822 3397

Contraindications:

Somatic Release Breathwork™ is intended as a personal growth experience and should not be looked upon as a substitute for psychotherapy. It is not appropriate for pregnant women, for persons with cardiovascular problems, including angina or heart attack, high blood pressure, glaucoma, retinal detachment, osteoporosis, history of seizures, stroke, major psychiatric conditions, recent surgery, acute infectious illness or epilepsy. If you have any doubt about whether you should participate, please consult with your primary care physician. Persons with asthma should bring their inhaler and consult with their primary care physician.

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