strongly believe in the healing power of non-ordinary states of consciousness.
She is a Grof-certified facilitator of Holotropic Breathwork and has been on facilitation teams in the United States since 2013. She holds a MA degree from the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology (now Sofia University) with a specialization in Spiritual Psychology, also teaches Kundalini yoga individually and in small groups, and facilitates Holotropic Breathwork workshops. She launched Holotropic Space in 2019 to support a growing international community of Breathers living in or visiting, the NYC area.
She is a Grof-certified facilitator of Holotropic Breathwork and has been on facilitation teams in the United States since 2013. She holds a MA degree from the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology (now Sofia University) with a specialization in Spiritual Psychology, also teaches Kundalini yoga individually and in small groups, and facilitates Holotropic Breathwork workshops. She launched Holotropic Space in 2019 to support a growing international community of Breathers living in or visiting, the NYC area.
The theoretical framework integrates insights from modern consciousness research, anthropology, various depth psychologies, transpersonal psychology, Eastern spiritual practices, and mystical traditions of the world.
The name Holotropic means literally “moving toward wholeness” (from the Greek “holos”=whole and “trepein”=moving in the direction of something).
The process itself uses very simple means: it combines accelerated breathing with evocative music in a special set and setting. With the eyes closed and lying on a mat, each person uses their own breath and the music in the room to enter a non-ordinary state of consciousness. This state activates the natural inner healing process of the individual’s psyche, bringing the seeker a particular set of internal experiences. With the inner healing intelligence guiding the process, the quality and content brought forth is unique to each person and for that particular time and place. While recurring themes are common, no two sessions are ever alike
As a Holotropic Breathwork® certified facilitator, we provide consultations to trainees who are completing their requirements for the Grof Transpersonal Training.
We always welcome apprentices at our weekend workshops. These apprenticeships meet the certification requirements of the Grof Transpersonal Training Program (Trainees have to take prior at least two mandatory Intensive modules with GTT).
Spiritual Emergence/Emergency Support
Help people in Spiritual Crises
(by donation)
These are times when more and more people are experiencing Spiritual awakening.
We facilitate Support groups for people who are undergoing “spiritual emergence” – a transformational crisis, which (when properly understood) could be an opportunity of rising to a new level of awareness and personal growth; or for their family and friends who want to support loved ones in this stage of their life.
In these meetings, we focus on the exploration of the different forms of assisting people in psychospiritual crises through sharing and seeking understanding that enhances the positive potential of these non-ordinary states of consciousness.
We provide an opportunity to talk openly about your experience, feelings, and thoughts in a safe environment. The venue for this meeting is located in Colts Neck, NJ one hour drive from Manhattan, NY
(Exact address and detailed directions will be sent after registration)
Next event
April, 9 2023
Individual Holotropic Breathwork sessions could be provided if you had had previous experience working within the group setting.
I also offer counseling sessions that help to integrate experience after deep work in non-ordinary states of consciousness. These one-on-one sessions could be useful for providing support after Holotropic Breathwork or psychedelics.
COVID-19 information
A major feature of the breathwork we offer is the use of bodywork. Historically, psychedelic sessions have not used bodywork, but the bodywork is a very practical way of overcoming the mind/body split. Leaving the body out of self-exploration gives an opportunity only to deal with trauma intellectually, even though the trauma may have a strong physical component as well as a psychological one.
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