57 - Breathwork with Amy Stein

Today, we explore the simple yet fascinating topic of breathwork. Philippa is joined by the wonderful Amy Stein who gives us a detailed introduction into what breathwork really means and how the quality of our breath impacts our lives.

Many of us have experienced feeling stuck in life and frustrated by repeated patterns, but few of us understand why this happens or how to stop the cycle. Amy unpacks the transformative power of breath in healing, and freeing ourselves from unhealthy patterns that keep us in a state of functional freeze, unable to move forward.

Breath is always available to us, in any moment, regardless of the time or place. It’s not something new that has to be learnt and it’s completely free! Listen along to discover how you can add this powerful tool to your healing toolbox.

You can find the previous podcast episode with Amy on the Meeting of Minds podcast HERE

More about Amy:

In a world where chronic pain and disease can be overwhelming, Amy’s on a mission to empower women to take control of their health and well-being. As a guide and educator, she leverages the wisdom of ancient healing techniques to help women transform into their own best healers. Through tailored support and holistic practices, she assists them in reclaiming their lives from the grip of pain and disease.

Amy’s intention is to discover the root cause of imbalances in your body that show up as chronic pain and disease. Clients come to her with health issues that they have not had results healing elsewhere and Amy helps them to get to the root cause of the problem and put together a plan for how to fix it.

Links to Amy's work:

Free Gift: https://mind-body-spirit-breath.ck.page/384b4fdf39

Healing Journal: https://amzn.to/4cn6EKf

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Original music: Jay Herbert and Alex Ware