Healing & Energy Work at Breath Freedom brings together mindful movement, conscious breathing, and subtle energetic practices to support balance, presence, and integration. Each approach is guided with care and respect for individual experience.

What it is
Somatic Restorative Yoga is a gentle, slow practice that focuses on safety, sensation, and deep rest. Using supported postures, mindful movement, and somatic awareness, it invites the body to soften and release without effort or strain.
Who it’s for
This practice is especially supportive for:
No flexibility or prior yoga experience is required.
How it supports you
Somatic Restorative Yoga supports nervous system regulation by creating a sense of safety and ease in the body. It helps release held tension, improves body awareness, and encourages rest at a deep physiological level — offering space for integration and healing.

What it is
Pranayama is the yogic practice of conscious breathing. Through gentle, intentional breath techniques, it cultivates awareness of the relationship between breath, body, and mind.
Who it’s for
Pranayama is suitable for:
Practices are always adapted to individual needs.
How it supports you
Pranayama helps regulate the nervous system, calm mental activity, and support balanced energy levels. Over time, it can improve breathing efficiency, emotional resilience, and the ability to respond rather than react to stress.

What it is
Breathwork explores the breath as a powerful tool for self-regulation and inner awareness. Sessions are guided with safety, choice, and respect, allowing each person to experience the breath in a way that feels supportive and accessible.
Who it’s for
Breathwork may be helpful for:
No previous breathwork experience is required.
How it supports you
Breathwork supports emotional balance and nervous system flexibility. It can help release stress, increase body awareness, and restore more natural breathing patterns — supporting both mental clarity and embodied calm.

What it is
Reiki is a gentle, non-invasive energy practice offered through light touch or hands placed just above the body. It invites deep relaxation and supports the body’s natural capacity to return to balance.
Who it’s for
Reiki is suitable for:
No belief system or prior experience is needed.
How it supports you
Reiki supports the nervous system by encouraging a state of rest and receptivity. Many people experience a sense of calm, grounding, and integration, making it a supportive complement to yoga and breath-based practices.

What it is
Cacao ceremonies are heart-centred, mindful gatherings using ceremonial cacao in a grounded and intentional way. They often include elements such as breathwork, meditation, reflection, and gentle ritual.
Who it’s for
Cacao ceremonies may be supportive for:
Participation is always optional and guided with care.
How it supports you
Cacao ceremonies support emotional openness, presence, and connection — both within yourself and with others. When held mindfully, they create a container for reflection, insight, and gentle inner exploration.
Disclaimer: Classes may include yoga, breathwork, and somatic practices that support general well-being. They are not a substitute for medical or psychological care. Please practise at your own pace and consult a healthcare professional if needed.