Breathe for Impact Workshops

Change the world without losing your breath

Slo Breathworks’ workshops, virtual and in-person, help mission-driven leaders breathe pressure into presence.

Each workshop combines evidence-based breathing techniques with practical applications so each attendee can root into regulation.

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Previous Workshops Have Focused On -

  • Breathe Slow to Destress

  • Love Your 3 Breath Zones to Relax into Resilience

  • Breathe for Focus & Soft Attention

  • Know Your Breath, Know Your Mission

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  • Sarah hosted a corporate event for our group that was engaging, informative, and fun. We learned great information about breathing techniques and put some different techniques into practice together. By the end of the session, we all left feeling prepared to use breathwork to regulate ourselves during the workday!

    Monica, Ballston Spa National Bank

  • "Sarah tailored her workshop to our work environment and addressed real scenarios of stress for our team members that we could practice grounding ourselves with the breath. It was very helpful for everyone to visualize, feel the stress of the moment and release through the breath."

    Hayley, Saratoga Tea & Honey

  • "I highly recommend working with Sarah for a breathwork session. The blend of breath science and openness to differences between bodies was a super valuable perspective. She has this beautiful way of picking up what's going on with everyone in the group so that she can tailor the session to bring everyone together through breath. This is such a needed support in these times of community rebuilding. Definitely go for it!”

    Laura, Illustrative: Visual Support Studio

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Breathing techniques enhance emotional control, psychological well-being, and enhanced attention in the workplace.

Read more about the 2020 Yale Study.

 
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Slow breathing significantly improves self-reported stress, anxiety, and depression whether or not the breathwork training is delivered virtually or in-person.

Dig into the 2023 Nature Scientific Reports' study.