Sonic Neural Breathwork
Preparation Guidelines & Liability Waiver
Preparing for your breathwork experience:
Sonic Neural Breathwork is a transformational breathwork experience designed to help you process and move stuck energy, emotions, and trauma in the body/spirit/unconscious mind to offer you an experience of "release and reset". This is a potent breathwork practice that can also open doors to altered states of consciousness (transcendental or psychedelic experiences) for some, help to empty/still the mind, provide clarity/downloads/insights, heal the body, and provide a bird's eye view of your life and a more open perspective. Because of the potency of this experience, preparation and integration are essential.
Below you will find information to help you prepare for your breathwork experience. At the bottom you will find the Breathwork Liability Waiver. Be sure to sign the waiver before breathwork day, as I will not be able to facilitate breathwork for you if you have not signed the waiver. If you have any questions or concerns, you can reach out to me here.
Preparation:
Minimize consumption of news, violent/stressful media for at least 24 hrs prior
Come well-digested. Do not eat a full meal right before the breathwork, a light snack an hour before is okay.
Stay hydrated and drink plenty of water starting the day before.
Set your intentions for the breathwork.
What to bring:
Eye mask
Water
Chapstick
Yoga mat or sleeping pad (thicker is better, you will be lying down for this breathwork.)
Pillow
Blanket
Warm, comfortable clothes
Integration:
Try your best not to schedule too much for the next day (especially work). Downtime, spaciousness, and time in nature are highly recommended.
We will have time for integration immediately after the breathwork.
I will provide a full integration document after the experience.
IMPORTANT:
Because of the nature of this breathwork, if you have any of the following contraindications, I cannot safely facilitate this breathwork for you.
Contraindications include:
Severe heart issues or pacemaker
Seizures or epilepsy
Detached retina
Glaucoma
History of aneurysms in immediate family
Severely prone to fainting or passing out
Use of prescription blood thinners such as coumadin
Severely low, high, or uncontrolled blood pressure
History of severe panic attacks
Psychosis, fragile psyche, or schizophrenia
Pregnancy
Strokes, TIAs, seizures, or other brain/neurological conditions or disease
Uncontrolled bipolar disorder
Osteoporosis whereby intense movement could cause physical issues
Severe (level 3) trauma (fractured psyche, multiple personalities, etc.)

