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Yes, there are numerous breathwork techniques, each with its own focus and benefits. Some common types include:

Diaphragmatic breathing: Focuses on deep belly breathing.
Box breathing: Involves equal counts for inhale, hold, exhale, and hold.
4-7-8 breathing: A relaxation technique with specific count ratios.
Alternate nostril breathing: A yogic practice balancing left and right brain hemispheres.
Holotropic breathwork: Uses rapid breathing to induce altered states of consciousness.
Wim Hof method: Combines deep breathing with cold exposure and meditation.
Buteyko breathing: Emphasizes nasal breathing and reduced breathing volume.
Coherent breathing: Aims for about 5 breaths per minute for autonomic nervous system balance.
Breath of fire: A rapid breathing technique from Kundalini yoga.
Pranayama: Various yogic breathing exercises.

Each technique serves different purposes, from relaxation to energy boosting to spiritual exploration.

What do you enjoy about breathwork and how has it helped you?

Breathwork changed my life and it gave me my mission, to light up the world with Breath.

Where did you complete your training (or where are you still in training)?

Graduate Facilitator of Alchemy of Breath in 2018
Founder of Breathing Space

Are you trained in any other modalities?

Yoga

What is your personal journey?

The classroom felt suffocating. Teaching had been a dream, but somewhere along the way, it turned into a nightmare. Every day, that resignation letter burned a hole in my pocket, a desperate reminder that this wasn’t sustainable. When I couldn’t take it anymore, I finally did what seemed impossible: I walked away. Grabbed a few belongings, hopped on a motorcycle, and disappeared into the vastness of India.

Nepal called me next – the mountains, the clarity of the air, felt like a lifeline. It was there on Everest Base Camp that I met my incredible wife, Jennifer. But change doesn’t come in neat little packages, does it? In 2014, I stumbled on a breathwork session that turned my world upside down. With just a few breaths, I found something I’d spent years searching for: clarity, connection, and a deep sense of purpose.

I knew I’d found my calling. I did the training…but now what? I was frustrated as hell! Where was the support? Mentorship? Community? So typical, isn’t it? We’re taught these incredible techniques, but nobody teaches us how to thrive in the real world. Not wanting others to face that same isolation, I decided to create what I was missing.

Back in the UK, at one of my lowest points and with very limited resources, I was desperate not to return to teaching.

I started small. “Pay-what-you-can” classes in a local Quaker Meeting House, attracting a group that was small in number, but huge in heart. That was just the start.

Soon I was organizing retreats, and as people experienced the power of the work and the warmth of the community we were building, things took off organically.

Breathing Space evolved from my own need for transformation and belonging, fueled by my conviction that everyone deserves to step into their potential with strong support at their backs.

I’m Benedict Beaumont, proud founder of Breathing Space.

My mission? To help you master the life changing art of breathwork, elevate your business, and create a ripple effect of positive change.

What do you stand for, and what do you stand against?

For : – Community and Connection, Empowerment, Opportunity, Support

Against :- Keeping ourselves small

What is your greatest wish for your clients

That the light inside them turns in a blazing beacon that shows the way for others and gives them permission to light up too.

Contact Details

website :- Benedictbeaumont.com

website :- Makesomebreathingspace.com