Becoming a breathwork facilitator is more than just learning breathing techniques—it’s a deeply personal journey of growth, discovery, and transformation. At Breathing Space, we know that this path is as unique as the individuals who walk it, which is why our approach to facilitator training is anything but one-size-fits-all.

Led by Benedict Beaumont, a passionate cheerleader for every student, our program is built on a foundation of support, inclusivity, and empowerment. We believe in holding space for you when you’re unsure, helping you find your voice as a facilitator, and celebrating the amazingness of real humans—not cookie-cutter copies.

“Is Breathwork Safe?” That’s probably the number one question we get asked. Breathwork has captured the attention of people around the world, celebrated for its ability to reduce stress, promote healing, and unlock personal growth…but none of that matters if it isn’t safe!

The honest answer? Yes and no.

I generally consider myself a science-based person. I value evidence, research, and measurable outcomes. But I’m also very aware that up until just 100 years ago, many practices we now accept as medical fact—like germ theory or the importance of handwashing—were considered radical or even laughable. History has taught us that just because something can’t yet be explained doesn’t mean it isn’t real.

What if your breath held the key to unlocking the deepest parts of your mind? For centuries, breathwork has been used as a tool for self-discovery, emotional release, and spiritual connection. Today, modern psychology is beginning to uncover why practices like Conscious Connected Breathwork (CCB) have such a profound impact on our mental and emotional well-being.