BioDynamic Breathwork for Healing and Release
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BioDynamic Breathwork for Healing and Release

A Workshop With Prema McKeever

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6-Hour Online Workshop

A deeper understanding of how trauma works within your body can be incredibly empowering. Learning breath and movement techniques to support your body’s natural process to release chronic tension, self-restricting patterns, and emotional trauma clears the way for feelings of joy, self-love, and deep relaxation. In this transformative workshop, somatic therapist and educator Prema McKeever provides an exploration of the BioDynamic Breathwork & Trauma Release System® 6-Element approach to empower your body’s natural process for healing.   

Utilizing the six elements of BioDynamic Breathwork—breath, movement, sound, touch, emotions, and meditation—Prema supports participants in opening their breath and body and to gently move through layers of body tension, discovering where and how past trauma and emotional stress are stored in the physical body. Participants explore effective breathwork techniques to create positive brain changes and emotional regulation.

In this workshop you can calm your mind or energize your body, depending on what is needed. Come away with brief, daily practices for ongoing healing in your body, mind, and spirit.   

In addition to Breathwork practices and sessions, Prema shares valuable information on the anatomy of breathwork, the physiology of trauma, and the crucial role of embodiment and somatic practices in releasing trauma without the feelings of overwhelm and drain. Releasing core tension unbinds incredible amounts of energy, which can fuel creativity, improve meditation, and help us live more fully.     

This workshop is suitable for anyone with a passion for breathwork or those who are simply curious about the power of the breath-body connection and embodied approaches to healing from trauma and easing stress.   

Some health conditions can be contraindicated for breathwork if you are in the first trimester of pregnancy, have a history of seizures, or are recovering from a recent traumatic brain injury, please consider consulting with your physician before participating in this workshop. 

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Prema McKeever color portrait. Prema is a white woman with dark brown curly hair that ends after her shoulder blades. She is smiling, wears dangling blue earrings and a deep purple top.

Prema McKeever, M.Sci, SEP is a somatic therapist and transformational workshop facilitator specializing in healing trauma. Her career is driven by an unwavering fascination with the profound connection between the mind and body and the resilience found within every human heart. 

Prema's background spans diverse realms, encompassing over 30 years of work in the realms of somatics, resilience, and health. She is a Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine, a skilled Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP), and a valued member of the faculty for the BioDynamic Breathwork and Trauma Release System.  

Her innermost purpose is deeply rooted in the ever-evolving quest for healing. She views her work as not just a profession, but a personal odyssey marked by vulnerability, trust, and a potent opening towards self-compassion, presence, and conscious action in the world.  

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Accessibility

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Recording Policy

Portions of this workshop will be recorded, and limited access to a recording will be made available to all ticket buyers.

Refund Policy

Tickets are fully refundable up to 7 days prior to the event start. Within 7 days of the event, a 50% refund is available. No refunds are available within 24 hours of the event start. Read our full refund policy at https://www.ciis.edu/ciis-in-the-world/public-programs/about#24326-FAQ

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