Breathwork Facilitator Instructor Training Program: Online Course Announced

Oct 24, 2023

Summary

The NeuroDynamic Institute has announced their upcoming Breathwork Facilitator Training Program, set to begin on March 2, 2024. With a limited number of spots available, this program offers individuals an opportunity for a career change or to expand their wellness toolkit. The program provides a comprehensive curriculum with over 350 training hours, including practical breathwork sessions and study groups. The training is taught by an experienced team and participants will become certified NeuroDynamic Breathwork Facilitators upon completion. NeuroDynamic Breathwork, a powerful method that promotes focused and deeper breathing, allows practitioners to achieve clarity and access hidden inner resources. The program consists of three live online training sessions per month, with additional guest speaker sessions. Participants receive training videos to watch before each session and have access to one-on-one mentoring calls and small-group work sessions. The first part of the program is dedicated to self-development and increasing self-awareness. With a maximum of 35 participants, interested individuals are encouraged to apply as soon as possible. More information about the program can be found on the NeuroDynamic Institute website.

A new Breathwork Facilitator Training Program is scheduled to start in March 2024 - with only 35 spots available for individuals looking for a transformational career change, announces The NeuroDynamic Institute.

Santa Monica, United States - October 24, 2023 /PressCable/ —

The NeuroDynamic Institute has announced that its next Breathwork Facilitator Training is scheduled to start on March 2, 2024, with only a limited number of spots currently available due to increased interest.

More details can be found at https://breathworkonline.com/breathwork-facilitator-teacher-training-program

The training program includes a unique study curriculum with over 350 training hours, practical breathwork sessions, study-groups and evergreen support both during training and after graduation. Designed as an opportunity for anyone looking to start a new career - or simply expand their wellness toolkit - the program is a comprehensive resource that covers the fundamentals of an effective, science-based breathwork modality, explains the Institute.

Taught by an expert team with over four decades of combined experience, the Program will enable participants to become certified NeuroDynamic Breathwork Facilitators. A powerful breathwork that encourages a focused, deeper and faster breathing, NeuroDynamic Breathwork allows practitioners to experience clarity and access hidden inner resources.

The program consists of three live online training sessions per month, held on select Saturdays at 9 am US Pacific Time. Regular sessions last for 4.5 hours, while Guest Speaker special sessions will last for up to six hours. Before each sessions, participants will receive training videos to watch in preparation, at their own pace.

All sessions are immersive and interactive, with a focus on exploring the concepts covered in the videos and empowering the participants to acquire in-depth skills and knowledge. Small-group work sessions are also included.

Participants will also receive one-on-one mentoring calls from one of the NeuroDynamic Institute experts, and will have the opportunity to set up and lead their own one-one-one and small-group sessions. For a better, more rewarding learning experience, trainees will be paired with study partners with whom they will be able to prepare for each class, explains the Institute.

To ensure an optimal foundation for future NeuroDynamic Breathwork Facilitators, the first third of the Breathwork Training Program is dedicated to self-development and helping participants deepen their self-awareness.

“For me personally, the program was absolutely life-changing,” said a successful participant and current NeuroDynamic Breathwork Graduated Facilitator. “It was one of the best courses I’ve ever taken in my life. Not only for the things I’ve learned, but for the person I became through going through the process. If you’re thinking about taking this course, I would say only if you want to have your life changed forever, because you will be changed.”

The Institute encourages those interested in becoming breathwork facilitators to apply as soon as possible, as the number of participants is limited to a maximum of 35.

Interested parties can find more information at https://breathworkonline.com/breathwork-facilitator-teacher-training-program

Contact Info:
Name: Elena Stepanova
Email: Send Email
Organization: NeuroDynamic Institute LLC
Address: 171 Pier Avenue, #460, Santa Monica, California 90405, United States
Website: https://breathworkonline.com/

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