Pivotal Wellbeing 9D Breathwork (hybrid) "Greif and Loss" Hobart Breathing Space

Grief & Loss 9D Breathwork Journey

Who is it for?
This journey is for anyone navigating the depths of loss, whether it’s the passing of a loved one, the end of a relationship, or another significant life change. If you’re seeking a safe space to process sorrow, release emotional pain, and move forward with love and acceptance, this session is for you. 🌿

What to expect:
This deeply healing 9D Breathwork experience will support you to:
✨ Honor your emotions
✨ Process grief in a safe, guided way
✨ Release pain while inviting in peace
✨ Transform sorrow into love, wisdom, and resilience

Through a blend of breathwork, hypnotic affirmations, guided coaching, and immersive soundscapes, you’ll be held as you breathe through the natural cycle of grieving, creating space for acceptance, renewal, and a softer heart moving forward.

❤️Sometimes the bravest thing we can do is allow ourselves to fully feel. This journey is your invitation to honour the past while stepping into a future filled with light, strength, and clarity.

With each 9D journey, you will experience exactly what your body needs and is ready for. Our aim is to create a safe and supportive space where you can fully embrace the 9D experience—allowing you to release, reset, and create the change you seek

Important: Health Considerations

9D Breathwork has some contraindications. Please review the following conditions and consult with your GP or physician to ensure it is safe for you to participate:

• Cardiovascular issues (eg. high/low blood pressure, arrhythmia, history of heart attack)

• Chronic respiratory conditions

• Asthma (please bring your inhaler when attending)

• Heavy-duty medications

• Severe or unmanageable mental illness (eg. schizophrenia, bipolar disorders psychosis)

• Pregnancy (not suitable if pregnant)

• History of stroke or traumatic brain injury

• Glaucoma or retinal detachment

• History of aneurysm or seizures

• Osteoporosis

• Recent surgery or injuries aggravated by deep breathing or movement

• Use of medications that alter breathing, awareness or mood regulation

• Any medical or psychological condition that may be worsened by stress or intense breathwork

Please note - although people can do breathwork during pregnancy, we have now chosen not to deliver this during this time.