Olivia at Elysian Breathwork is a Conscious Breathwork Facilitator and Reiki Master. She has been involved in alternative medicine for over 20 years healing patients as a massage therapist in chiropractic offices. Olivia completed her trauma-informed Conscious Breathwork certification with Master Breathwork Facilitator, Claudia Nanino, of Amarsi Breathwork in Denver, Colorado.
Elysian Breathwork presents an extraordinary opportunity for individuals to immerse themselves in a profound and transformative journey. Through conscious connected circular breathwork in Gilbert AZ, participants engage in a specific breathing pattern characterized by continuous, circular inhalations and exhalations without pauses. This rhythmic and connected breathing technique facilitates deep introspection, fostering personal growth and healing. Unlike traditional methods, participants in a conscious connected circular breath session are not provided with specific verbal instructions. Instead, they are encouraged to rely on their own breath, allowing its natural rhythm to guide them. This self-guided approach empowers individuals to tap into their inner wisdom and intuition, facilitating a unique and deeply personal voyage of self-discovery. One of the key aspects that sets this breathwork technique apart is its trauma-informed approach. As the facilitator of a conscious connected circular breath session, I deeply understand and acknowledge the potential impact of trauma on individuals. I take into consideration the unique needs and experiences of participants who may have encountered trauma in their lives. With utmost sensitivity and care, I create an environment that is safe, nurturing, and empowering, ensuring that each participant feels supported throughout their breathwork journey. In addition to the trauma-informed approach, the presence of Reiki energy further enhances the healing benefits of the conscious connected circular breath practice.
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