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Welcome to the ReWild Breathwork (free) Community
Welcome, I’m so glad you’re here. First, be sure to download the SKOOL app, it's much easier to pop in on the go. This space was created as a free community for anyone curious about breathwork, the nervous system, and somatic healing. It’s a place to learn, connect, and share the tools that support nervous system repair and embodied living. Here’s what you’ll find inside: - Resources and practices to support regulation and resilience - Space to share reflections - Opportunities to connect with others exploring similar paths - Our accredited Trauma-Aware Functional Breathwork Certification To keep this space safe and grounded, we ask everyone to honor these values: 1. Confidentiality & Respect 2. Share From Your Own Experience 3. Nervous System Safety First 4. Educational, Not Prescriptive 5. Curiosity & Openness First Post: Introduce Yourself To get started, introduce yourself in the comments below. By doing this, you'll gain access to our classroom of materials. You might share: - Your name & where you’re joining from - What drew you to breathwork or somatic healing - One intention you’re bringing into this community I’ll go first: I’m Jamie Janko, founder of ReWild Breathwork. I move between Bali, Dublin, and Los Angeles. Breathwork profoundly shifted my own nervous system and opened a path toward deeper embodiment and clarity. My intention here is to create a grounded, supportive space where you can explore this work for yourself. Now it’s your turn, I look forward to meeting you. Jamie
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@Stephanie Campbell, welcome, Stephanie! 🤍 It’s lovely to meet you, and we’re so glad you’re here. Wishing you a beautiful start to your journey. 🌬️
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@Robyn Jaeger Welcome to the community, Robyn! 🤍 It’s wonderful to have you here, and we’re so glad you followed that gut tug. Thank you for the care you bring to other nurses and caregivers, and we hope you find the connection you’re looking for here. 🌬️
Functional Q&A Call
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Hi everyone! 🤍 So sorry for the technical delay; we're now live! See you there!
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Hopefully this is the right space for these questions regarding the functional course Q1: when holding a class, if someone gets panicked when the teacher says " focus on your breath or focus on x" how can you settle them or direct them back to a safe practice. I have a friend who really wants to get back into yoga and interested in breathwork, but every time the teacher directs them to focus on x she gets panicked and has to leave? Q2: While doing these breathwork practices (in the course) are we expanding the belly (big inhales)/ wave like to the chest or is it simple light inhales and exhales? Thank you!
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Hi Charlotte! I’m May, part of the ReWild Team. For support on the Functional Certification, you’d reach out to us at [email protected], but for these questions, I’ll be happy to answer here: First, such a thoughtful question. For some, being told to “focus on your breath” can actually feel activating, their system is trying to protect them. In that moment, you can gently invite them to notice their exhale, their feet, the space around them, or simply rest and let the breath happen naturally - the key is choice. For your second question: in the Functional Course, the breath is soft, light, and nasal, not big wave-like inhales like we use in Conscious Connected Breathwork. It’s about balance and nervous system regulation over activation. (If you’re ever unsure about how to support someone safely, that’s something Jamie explores more deeply in the practitioner training. Remember, scope of practice is most important.)
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