4 of the 21 breathwork listings in the directory match this view. The count is live, and the order below is members first, then alphabetical — never by rating.
João Soares pairs breathwork with registered counselling — an ACA-registered counsellor and somatic therapist running 9D breathwork sessions, fortnightly group workshops, one-to-one work and a 100-hour IPHM-accredited practitioner training from Southern River.
Graeme Salvetti has facilitated breathwork for more than sixteen years and holds a degree in psychotherapy and counselling. Weekly group sessions run on Sunday afternoons in South Fremantle, online group journeys most Thursday evenings, and two-hour private sessions for individuals or couples by arrangement, alongside men's groups, embodiment coaching and bespoke sessions for organisations. Published prices: $80 for the Sunday group, $65 online, $180 private.
Meg facilitates guided breathing practices across Perth studios — a regular Monday evening group class at Centre Space, hour-long private one-to-ones working through different breathing patterns and techniques, plus corporate workshops and retreats.
Somatic breathwork out of Fremantle in every format the practice comes in — group circles, private sessions, workshops and retreats — with the somatic emphasis on letting the body lead rather than the technique.
Breathwork in Perth covers two rooms that share a name and almost nothing else.
The first is long-form conscious connected breathing — you lie down for an hour or more, breathe in a continuous circular pattern to music, and a facilitator works the room. Sessions run in studios and hired halls, usually evenings and weekends, sometimes with a sound component. 9D breathwork is this format with a layered audio track; somatic and shamanic sessions are variations on the same idea. They are intense by design — crying, shaking and tingling hands come up often enough that facilitators name them at the start — and everyone screens beforehand for a short list of conditions, pregnancy and cardiovascular history usually among them. Expect a form, and answer it honestly.
The second is short, seated and functional: nasal breathing, slower exhales, breath holds, often paired with cold exposure or an ice bath. These run 30 to 60 minutes and turn up inside gyms, recovery studios and yoga timetables as much as in dedicated breathwork spaces.
Several of the people listed here are independent facilitators rather than fixed venues, so check the listing for where a given class actually runs. Neither style needs prior experience, and both are usually cheaper booked as a course than as a single class. Our guide to breathwork styles explains which room you’re walking into. Related: meditation, yoga and movement.
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