Sessions, groups and certification
Prices are quoted exactly as published on breathworkforrecovery.com and its official Acuity booking pages on 1 September 2026. Availability, dates and rates remain controlled by the organisation.
Sessions, groups and certification
Prices are quoted exactly as published on breathworkforrecovery.com and its official Acuity booking pages on 1 September 2026. Availability, dates and rates remain controlled by the organisation.
Breathwork Clinician Certification (BCC)
- $1,000 non-refundable deposit due if accepted
- Scholarship rate published at $4,750 ($500 refundable deposit)
- Rate for those of South Asian or Indian descent: minimum $4,000
- Maximum 25 people per cohort; no prerequisites required
- Site states the 800-hour BCC qualifies for CE hours (CAMFT provider #146365)
Individual Breathwork Session
- Price and duration read from their own Acuity booking page
- Talking portion first, then the two-part breath practice
- Sliding scale offered to BIPOC clients in financial need — email them to arrange
15-minute Consult
- Booked through their official Acuity scheduler
- The website's call-to-action buttons describe this as a free 15-minute consult
The Recovery Circle
- Tuesdays 7:30pm PT on Zoom, join from anywhere
- Open to those seeking recovery and to family and friends of recovery-identified people
- Their site notes the group values confidentiality but is explicitly not anonymous and not 12-step based
Clinical Groups & Sessions
- Group and individual sessions for treatment centres
- Groups run between 60 and 90 minutes
- Facilitators receive weekly supervision and sign a code of ethics in line with the APA
Recover: A Breathwork Meditation
A guided breathwork meditation released on Bandcamp, guided by Nathaniel Hodder-Shipp (AKA Nathaniel V. Dust) with original music by S/AD Music, released 23 November 2019.
Recover: A Breathwork Meditation
Start with a consult
Sessions, groups and the certification are all booked through Breathwork for Recovery's own channels. Breathwork is not a replacement for therapy, psychiatry or prescribed medication — that is the organisation's own published position.