Breathwork Facilitator Live Online Skills Development Course 2024 Announced
Dec 1, 2023
Key Takeaways
- The next session of NeuroDynamic Institute's Breathwork Facilitator Training Program will start on March 2, 2024.
- The program aims to train individuals to become certified NeuroDynamic Breathwork instructors for both online and in-person workshops.
- The six-month training program will be conducted live over Zoom, with classes on three Saturdays a month.
- The curriculum includes comprehensive training in key topics such as breathwork fundamentals, facilitator skills, music sets design, marketing strategies, and public communication.
- A third of the program will focus on self-awareness and personal development, led by expert Fractal Paradigm practitioner Saemi Nakamura.
The next session of NeuroDynamic Institute’s renowned Breathwork Facilitator Training Program is set to begin on March 2, 2024.
Santa Monica, United States - December 1, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Individuals interested in becoming certified NeuroDynamic Breathwork instructors can now begin applying for the course, which is designed to help students develop the skills necessary to facilitate online and in-person breathing workshops. The six-month live training program will be held over Zoom, with classes taking place three Saturdays a month.
For more information, please visit https://breathworkonline.com/breathwork-facilitator-teacher-training-program/
Like previous iterations of the program, the latest version of the training course features a comprehensive 350-hour curriculum that covers key topics in breathwork facilitation. This includes the basics of breathwork, key facilitator skills, designing suitable music sets, professional marketing and planning strategies, and public communication, among other facets of running a successful workshop.
The course will focus primarily on founder Michael Stone’s highly acclaimed NeuroDynamic Breathwork, a method with foundations in neuroscience. Facilitators of this unique modality guide breathers without directly interfering with the process, with the goal of strengthening individual practitioners’ neural pathways. Stone, who has led over 1,000 live breathwork workshops to date, is returning to the program as one of the core teachers, and students will be given the opportunity to work directly with him during training sessions.
As NeuroDynamic Institute believes that personal development is vital for effective breathwork facilitation, a third of their training program will also focus on deepening students’ self-awareness. This section of the program will be led by expert Fractal Paradigm practitioner Saemi Nakamura, who will teach students how to take responsibility for their emotions and use them as tools for growth, understand and connect to their “Inner Child,” and decode unconscious thinking patterns. Becoming more aware of these aspects of the self will prevent personal issues from influencing participants in a breathwork workshop, enhancing the experience for all parties, says the company.
The launch of the course goes in line with NeuroDynamic Institute’s mission of allowing as many people as possible to reap the benefits of breathwork.
A satisfied student said: “This program exceeded my expectations. You’ll find yourself widening your scope of knowledge, learning effective ways to be a NDB facilitator, gaining professional tools, and most importantly, gaining inner peace, love, and empowerment.”
Interested parties can learn more by visiting https://breathworkonline.com/breathwork-facilitator-teacher-training-program/
Contact Info:
Name: Elena Stepanova
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Organization: NeuroDynamic Institute LLC
Address: 171 Pier Avenue, #460, Santa Monica, California 90405, United States
Website: https://breathworkonline.com/
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