“Breathwork unexpectedly unlocked my psychic senses”
Jun 23, 2025
Somatic breathwork may just be the most powerful wellness tool for healing and clearing stuck emotions, and as a support to nervous system repair, and overall embodiment. Connected breathwork lets us drop out of our overworked minds and into all of the other ways we have of knowing and accessing information. Because we’re in an overstimulated culture, we need to make the time to release from our bodies all of the excess stimulation and mental energy we take in, breathwork is a great way to do this. Learn more about what guided breathwork is, and explore our full list of recommended breathwork practitioners to discover practitioners who offer 1:1 in person sessions and virtual sessions. Below are the Seattle-based teachers we’ve tried and highly recommend. Take a look at their website’s to book a session and explore their upcoming events.
Spirited Roots aka Annalise Sullivan is a breathwork and meditation teacher we love who can help you develop your intuitive skills, and support you in unravelling the chaos and challenges in your mind. If your looking for support on your spiritual path, we highly recommend her breathwork gatherings and 1:1 guidance.
Tai Hubbert of Sword & Lotus offers events around Seattle at places like Ritual House and Bala Yoga. She’s got a passionate following, and is a skilled breathwork facilitator. You can also explore her virtual small group intensives, breathwork workshops, and retreats. She also offers 1:1 guidance for those seeking extra personal support.
Breathwork, like meditation, can be practiced regularly at home and we’ve been really enjoying virtual group breathwork journeys. These are the international breathwork teachers we recommend who offer virtual sessions. If you’ve fallen in love with breathwork and want to explore breathwork teacher training, here is a list of four of the breathwork training programs we’ve vetted and recommend.
