Buteyko Certificate Training – Live In Person with Patrick McKeown

Do you wish to become a Buteyko Breathing Method Coach?

Join world renowned breathing expert and trainer Patrick McKeown, in London, in January 2025, for a 3-day in person training.

Venue: Lauderdale House, Waterlow Park, Highgate Hill, Highgate Hl, London N6 5HG, United Kingdom

Dates: 16-18 January 2025 (Attend all 3 days)

Times: 9.30am-5pm daily (lunch at leisure)

Cancellation Policy: Full refund up until 16 November 2024. Thereafter, fee paid may be transferred to an online training or another in person training on a future date.

Over the three days training, Patrick will go into detail on the underlying conditions where Buteyko breathing can make a meaningful difference to client outcomes including::

• Asthma/Breathing disorders
• Stress Anxiety and Panic Attacks
• Snoring and Sleep Apnea
• High Blood Pressure
• Insomnia and Sleep Disorders
• Children’s Breathing Difficulties, Breathing and childhood development,
  children’s sleep, ADHD, academic performance, and craniofacial development

Day One: Focus on respiratory physiology, nasal breathing, slow
breathing, nitric oxide, and breathing mechanics.

Day Two: Deep dive into dysfunctional breathing patterns and the
practical application of the Buteyko Breathing Method.   

Day Three: Comprehensive detail on guidelines and protocols for working
with clients across the whole spectrum of relevant conditions including lifestyle,
and how to tailor specific exercises for clients.

World-renowned Buteyko expert and author, Patrick McKeown, has been helping individuals improve their breathing since 2002. He completed his clinical training under Professor Konstantin Buteyko and has since worked with thousands of people worldwide, addressing breathing disorders, sleep issues, and anxiety.

Patrick is the author of ten books, including The Oxygen Advantage, which is published in over 12 languages and has helped athletes enhance their performance through better breathing techniques.

A TEDx speaker and Fellow of The Royal Society of Biology, Patrick’s work has been featured in leading journals and by major publishing houses globally.