• Sacred Breath with Kerry Veitch

  • Apr 27 2023
  • Length: 51 mins
  • Podcast

Sacred Breath with Kerry Veitch

  • Summary

  • Things we talk about in this episodeMany different ways to breathBreath as a way to access pure presence and consciousness.Many health and wellbeing benefits to breathingThe rise in awareness due to breathwork and technology and lockdownA way to help us come back to our essence and connect to ourselves as natural beings, one with life.Out of body experiences.Creative collaborations of breath and music- drum and bass.Trauma release.The reality of living in a disconnected culture that doesn't teach us to feel connected to ourselves and our inner wisdom.Water emersion and breath.Weekly breath sessions online.Connect with LeonaSupport us on PatreonLeona Johnson -One-to-one connection mentoring with Leona plus online or in-person eventsConnect with me on InstagramLive Wild websiteLive Wild InstagramPodcast Music by Ray JohnsonGuest Linkshttps://www.thesacredbreath.co.uk/aboutBiographyKerry has been connected with rebirthing breathwork since 1993 and is a certified practitioner with two different schools. She now focuses now on embodiment practices such as Internal Family Systems and Eugene Gendlin’s Focusing, using a trauma informed approach. Kerry is a trainer with AIR School of Breathwork and Alchemy of Breath, guiding & supporting students through deep personal processes to achieve a qualification in breathwork facilitation. She loves sharing the healing power of the breath with others, by holding retreats, weekly online group sessions, 1:1 sessions, and her deepest love, warm water rebirthing.Kerry also co-founded and is the festival director of the UK’s first Breathwork Festival which is an annual event started in 2018, celebrating all kinds of breathwork. Kerry’s very grounded nature holds a very safe space for breather(s), holding them in their highest potential and being committed to the unfolding of each person’s own journey which of course is guided perfectly by our breath.Kerry has recently been voted in as the National Representative for the UK with the International Breathwork Foundation, and is a practitioner member of the Global Professional Breathwork Association. She holds much gratitude for all her teachers along her path, but more so her Auntie Lynn Veitch who has been a breathwork practitioner for nearly 40 years.Transforming unusual spaces into areas where arts can meet, inform and inspire people of all backgrounds, ages and cultures has been in Kerry’s calling from very early on. This passion for creating spaces for people to connect and inspire continued with work that sees Kerry producing an area of Glastonbury Festival for the last decade.Kerry has also been fortunate to have experienced & trained in Focusing, EFT & Co-Active Coaching & TRE. Thank You for Listening!I am so grateful to you for tuning into this episode of Connection Matters Podcast. This is my passion and where I share my hope for a better world. If you enjoyed what you heard, please consider subscribing, rating, and reviewing the podcast on your preferred platform. Your support helps us reach more listeners and spread the message of connection, healing and growth!Stay Connected:Join the Community: Be part of our growing community by signing up for my newsletter here. You'll receive updates on new episodes, resources, and exclusive offers!Follow Me: Stay inspired and connected on social media: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedInConnect with Me: Have thoughts or questions about the episode? I'd love to hear from you! Reach out at connection@leonajohnson.life. I always respond. Upcoming Events:Don't miss out on upcoming workshops, courses, or events! Stay informed by visiting the website here for more details for details.
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