Breathwork Teacher of Teachers
DAN BRULÉ
IN ARMENIA! 

• Reading breathing patterns as indicators of trauma and resilience
• Breath as a bridge between body, mind, and consciousness
• Precision, pacing, and intention in professional settings
• The 2 Basic Aspects of Breathwork and the 2 Core Techniques
• The 5 Principles of Breath Therapy
• The Four Dimensions of Awareness
• A Formula for Transformation & the Three Convergences

• Applying breathwork in psychotherapy, coaching, and somatic modalities
• Staying grounded during intense emotional and non-ordinary states
• Supporting empowerment, resilience, and long-term integration
• Ethical and responsible facilitation

• Rebirthing and Vivation in therapeutic settings
• Still Point Breathing and restorative methods
• De-Reflexive Breathing and subtle regulation practices
• Sufi, Shamanic, and cross-cultural breathing approaches
• Chakra-based breathing and energetic awareness
• Practical adaptation of ancient methods for modern professionals

• Reading the room and creating group coherence
• Facilitating one-on-one vs. group breathwork sessions
• Working with limiting beliefs and emotional conditioning
• Expanding therapeutic presence and embodied leadership
• Building confidence in complex case situations
• Integrating breath into existing therapeutic modalities

• 07:30–08:45 Yoga & Meditation
• 09:00 Breakfast
• 10:00–13:00 Theory classes and experiential Practices
• 13:00–15:00 Lunch & Rest
• 15:00–19:00 Theory classes and experiential Practices
• 19:30 Dinner,
• 20:30 Singing circle, Sound Healing, Cacao Ceremony & Sharing Circle / Reflection
  
  

• Comprehensive Advanced Breathwork Professional Training
• Daily breathwork, Yoga, Meditation and integration sessions
• Accommodation at Ani Forest Hills Hotel and Resort
• Nourishing meals (breakfast, lunch & dinner)
• Expert guidance from international teachers
• Certificate of completion
  
  

Our training takes place in Dilijan, one of the most beautiful and green regions of the country. Surrounded by the protected forests of Dilijan National Park, this area is known for its fresh mountain air, mineral-rich springs, and deeply restorative atmosphere.

Dilijan has long been valued for its healing climate — clean air, pine forests, and a peaceful environment that naturally supports nervous system regulation and inner work. The combination of mountains, forest landscapes, and quiet natural beauty creates an ideal setting for deep learning, integration, and renewal.

Our training takes place at Ani Forest Hills Hotel and Resort. Surrounded by mountains and fresh forest air, this elegant resort offers the perfect environment for deep learning, integration, and restoration. Participants will stay in thoughtfully designed rooms with breathtaking natural views, combining comfort, warmth, and refined simplicity.

During the training, participants will enjoy three daily meals, carefully prepared to support sustained energy, clarity, and integration. Meals are crafted using fresh, locally sourced products, combining traditional Armenian flavors with international cuisine. Nutritious, balanced, and wholesome, the food is designed to nourish both body and mind throughout your stay.

Dining takes place in the hotel’s elegant on-site restaurant, where culinary excellence meets stunning forest and mountain views.

The warm and inviting atmosphere creates a beautiful space to gather, connect, and reflect between sessions. A carefully selected range of beverages complements the meals, while attentive service ensures a comfortable and enjoyable dining experience throughout your stay.

Here, food is not just sustenance — it is part of the overall nourishment and restoration of the training journey.

Yes, Armenia is in top 10 safest countries in the world, surpassing in safety Singapore and Japan (World Population Review 2026 Data). Thankfully, Armenia is not involved in any external conflicts and has secure land borders and airspace.

No, Armenia does not require visas for short stays (up to 180 days) from most countries, including the United States and most European countries.

A smaller number of countries (in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East) must apply for a visa through an Armenian embassy or consulate, sometimes with an invitation.

We will assist with whatever the case.

You will have a cumulative 50 hours of training.

We do have a refund policy!

Unfortunately, at this time we cannot offer a payment option with installments.

You will have time for yourself and all the guidance and advice you need from us to explore the ancient land for Armenia with over 6000 year history.