Before Your Session
Contraindications & Considerations
Integrative Breathwork (conscious connected breathing) can create noticeable physiological shifts and may lead to strong physical or emotional release.
While this practice is safe for many people, some conditions require additional care or modified approaches. If any of the following apply to you, please share in your client profile or reach out prior to your session:
Epilepsy or seizure disorders
Detached retina or glaucoma
Cardiovascular conditions (including high blood pressure, heart disease, or prior heart attack)
History of stroke, TIA, or other neurological conditions
Bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, or recent psychiatric hospitalization
Pregnancy (especially high-risk)
Osteoporosis or conditions impacted by physical movement
Use of prescription blood thinners
Family history of aneurysms
If you have any medical, physical, or mental health condition that may impact your ability to engage in breathwork, please communicate in advance so we can support you appropriately. Your safety, autonomy, and comfort are always the priority. You are encouraged to move at your own pace, listen to your body, and communicate openly at any point. Alternative approaches are always available.
Before your session, please review the contraindications & considerations then complete the appropriate form below based on your experience—private (1:1) or group. These forms help us create a safe, supportive space for your breathwork practice.
If you’re new and would like to learn more, you can visit the “What is Breathwork” page for more information.
For Private Sessions (1:1)
All new private clients are asked to complete the New Client Profile and review the Client Rights, Responsibilities and General Release prior to their session.
For Group Sessions
Group participants are only asked to complete the Group Waiver & Intake Form prior to arrival.
Care Coordination
Breathwork can be a supportive complement to other healing practices such as psychotherapy, acupuncture, massage, and naturopathy.
If you would like us to coordinate care with another provider, you may complete Consent to Release Protected Health Information form.