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Many participants join BBTRS® during periods of transition — seeking more meaningful, embodied, and aligned work.
The training often supports, not only professional development, but also greater clarity around purpose, direction, and authentic alignment as you move into this new work.
The primary focus of our BBTRS® trainings is to help you develop embodied competence, facilitation skills, trauma-informed understanding, and nervous system capacity.
While the training may include conversations around professional integration and ethical practice, it is not primarily a business or marketing training.
After completing a training, you will be eligible to join our Practitioner Portal - our online directory for accredited BBTRS® practitioners. Joining the Practitioner Portal helps graduates to increase their discoverability and potential to find more clients to work with.
BBTRS® provides deep experiential and professional training in trauma-informed breathwork, nervous system regulation, embodied facilitation, and client safety.
After completing either our advanced certification pathway, or online practitioner certification, you will be qualified to facilitate BBTRS® sessions with clients. Many graduates do go on to build successful practices offering just BBTRS®.
Many graduates report that integrating BBTRS® into existing professions such as therapy, coaching, yoga, bodywork, somatic practice, has also had an enormous positive impact on their work with clients.
However you choose to implement BBTRS®, our trainings will support you to successfully utilize your new skills and make a meaningful difference to the people you work with.
Yes. During our Training Retreats, we include consensual, supportive bodywork as part of the learning process. Consent, boundaries, nervous system safety, and participant choice are emphasized throughout the training.
In the Online Practitioner Training, participants learn self-bodywork practices and embodied techniques adapted for the online environment.
No. Sharing is always an invitation, never an obligation.
Participants are supported throughout the process by experienced facilitators trained in trauma-informed approaches, nervous system pacing, and integration support.
Arrival times vary depending on the retreat location.
Please refer to the specific retreat information email you´ll receive after registration for your training retreat. We ask participants to arrive during the designated check-in window so they have time to settle into their room, share the opening meal with the group, and prepare for the first evening session.
No. To support group safety, nervous system regulation, and the integrity of the retreat container, participants are required to stay on-site for the duration of the retreat.
No. Accommodation is separate from tuition unless specifically stated otherwise on the retreat page.
A Training Retreat is an immersive in-person experiential training focused on embodied learning, nervous system regulation, trauma-informed facilitation, and personal transformation.
Yes. Payment plans are available for the online training.
Typically:
- 50% is due at registration
- The remaining 50% is due one week before Module 2 begins
We do not currently offer payment plans for Training Retreats
No. Many participants experience significant personal and professional growth through individual trainings and retreats, regardless of whether they pursue full certification.
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