Grounded Breathwork

Working with Touch

Brighton, East Sussex

Weekend In-Person Immersion

For Breathwork and Wellbeing Students and Practitioners
25–27 September 2026
Self-arranged accommodation · Self-catered
Certification on Completion
Early Bird £275 (ends 1st August) · Full Price £295

ABOUT THIS IMMERSION

Learn by doing

This weekend immersion brings together breathwork students and practitioners within a nurturing, embodied learning space centred on relational practice and in-person facilitation.

Focused specifically on your voice as a facilitator and contact within breathwork, the immersion explores themes including stages of touch, types of touch, consent, co-regulation, practitioner presence and incorporating supportive bodywork techniques within breathwork sessions.

Participants will leave with the knowledge, confidence and practical skills to integrate specific touch-based approaches into in-person breathwork facilitation.

To find out more about the immersion, enquire below to receive the full brochure.

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WHAT YOU RECIEVE

Everything you need

Practice & Workshops

Live teaching sessions and facilitation practice. Voice and movement exploration with space for sharing and questions.

Certification of Completion

Rooted in relational, grounded and trauma-aware approaches to touch within breathwork facilitation.

Self-Arranged Accommodation

Accommodation and restaurant recommendations will be shared. With opportunities to eat together as a group across the weekend.

Friday Live Music Workshop

We open the weekend with a full breathwork experience accompanied by live sound, included as part of your full weekend place.

Ethics, Presence & Participation

A strong focus on ethical facilitation and containership, building relational spaces through shared agreements, presence and collective responsibility.

Guest Teachers

Guest teachers join across the weekend, bringing additional expertise and perspectives. Attentive to how touch and consent land differently across bodies, cultures and lived experience, including LGBTQIA+ experience within consent-led facilitation

ABOUT YOUR FACILITATOR

Hannah Goodman (she/her)

Hannah is a Breathwork Facilitator, educator and founder of Grounded Life, with a decade of experience working within the breathwork and wellbeing field.

Her work brings together conscious connected breathwork, nervous system and trauma-aware facilitation, alongside a wider enquiry into the relationship between body, culture, ecology and community.

Having taught, mentored and supported facilitators across multiple trainings and group spaces over the years, Hannah’s approach is known for its groundedness, depth and honesty. Rather than focusing on performance or quick transformation, her work invites people into slower, more embodied ways of listening, relating and facilitating.

THE EXPERIENCE

WHAT TO EXPECT

✓Daily breathwork, facilitation & sharing

✓Somatic therapy & touch techniques

✓Consent & communication in facilitation

✓Finding your voice as a facilitator

✓Movement, voice & authentic connection

✓Live public breathwork workshop

Please note: While this immersion offers touch and in-person facilitation training, it is not a standalone facilitator certification. It forms part of the wider 400-hour Grounded Breathwork Facilitator Training for those wishing to become certified breathwork facilitators. Learn more about the full training >>HERE<<

WHO IS THIS FOR

DESIGNED FOR

This immersion has been created as a space for breathwork students and facilitators to deepen their relationship with touch, consensual practice and in-person facilitation through direct learning and experience.

Breathwork students who are currently enrolled in a facilitator training programme.

Graduated breathworkers who have completed their training and want to expand or revisit their skillset.

Grounded Life students as part of the 400-hour Grounded Breathwork Facilitation programme.

THE EXPERIENCE

WHAT ARE STUDENTS SAYING?

Alongside practical facilitation skills, the space invites deeper reflection around the cultural, relational and systemic contexts that shape how we meet ourselves and others within wellbeing spaces. Participants are invited to bring more of who they are into facilitation while embracing joy, vulnerability and honesty as part of creating brave, relational spaces for authentic expression and care.

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