Breathwork offers a guided space to slow down, reconnect with the body, build awareness, and create room for reflection, presence, and personal growth.
Kimberly facilitates breathwork in a supportive, choice-centered way that respects each person’s comfort, pace, and boundaries.
"A confidential space where your experiences are met with care and respect."


Breathwork is a guided wellness practice that uses intentional breathing techniques to support body awareness, mindful attention, emotional reflection, and a greater sense of connection with the present moment.
Sessions may include guided breathing, periods of reflection, grounding, and opportunities to notice physical or emotional experiences as they arise.
The practice is not about forcing a particular emotional response. Kimberly encourages participants to remain curious and make choices based on their comfort level and personal boundaries.
Please note: Breathwork is a nonclinical wellness experience. It is not psychotherapy, medical treatment, or a substitute for professional mental-health or medical care.
Increasing body awareness
Slowing down & reflecting
Space for intention & reflection
Reconnecting with the present moment
Exploring emotions in structured space
Supporting relaxation
Building self-awareness
Supporting personal growth
Feeling more connected to yourself
Participating in shared wellness
Participating in shared wellness
Participating in shared wellness
Every person’s experience is unique. Breathwork is a supportive wellness practice and does not guarantee a particular physical, emotional, or personal outcome.
A private guided experience shaped around your comfort, intentions, questions, and personal pace.
A guided shared experience that may include breathing practices, reflection, grounding, and supportive group connection.
Selected breathwork experiences may be available online, allowing participants to join from a private and comfortable environment.
Breathwork may also be included within retreats, workshops, intensives, and immersive wellness experiences.
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Orientation & Intention: Review session information, intention-setting, health considerations, and questions in a calm, welcoming space.
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Guided Breathing: Engage in intentional breathing techniques guided at a gentle pace, with periods of quiet reflection and choice throughout.
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Grounding & Integration: Rest, ground, and reflect on physical or emotional sensations, reconnecting with the present moment.
Please note: Kimberly encourages participants to listen to their bodies, communicate their needs, and make choices based on their comfort level throughout the experience. You may pause, modify, or stop participation at any time.
YOUR WELL-BEING MATTERS
Not every wellness modality is appropriate for every person. Participation may depend on factors such as age, physical health, medications, emotional readiness, and the format or intensity of the experience. Participants may be asked to share relevant health information before taking part so that appropriate considerations can be discussed.
Informed Participation: Participants are encouraged to ask questions, understand what the experience may involve, and make an informed choice about whether breathwork feels appropriate for them. Participation is voluntary, and individuals are encouraged to communicate discomfort, pause, modify, or stop participation at any time.
Cardiovascular conditions
Respiratory conditions
Pregnancy
Seizure disorders
Recent surgery or physical injury
Certain eye conditions
Serious medical concerns
Current acute mental-health distress
A nonclinical, experiential wellness practice focused on breathing, body awareness, personal reflection, and connection.
Breathwork does not diagnose or treat mental-health conditions.
A regulated clinical healthcare service providing clinical assessment and psychotherapy for mental-health conditions, emotional distress, trauma, and clinical symptoms.
Please note: Breathwork offered through Transcendent Sanctuary is a nonclinical wellness service. Participation in breathwork does not establish a therapist-client relationship and is not a substitute for psychotherapy, mental-health treatment, medical care, or crisis services. Although Kimberly is a licensed therapist, her role during a nonclinical breathwork experience is separate from her role as a psychotherapist.

“A compassionate space for healing, growth, and connection.”
Breathwork with Kimberly
Kimberly’s approach emphasizes personal autonomy, informed participation, consent, and respect for individual boundaries. Participants are encouraged to remain curious about their experience without feeling pressure to achieve a particular emotional or physical outcome.
Kimberly brings more than 20 years of experience supporting people through personal growth, emotional awareness, and whole-person well-being, guided by compassion, curiosity, connection, and choice.
Breathwork is a guided wellness practice that uses intentional breathing techniques to support body awareness, mindful attention, emotional reflection, and a greater sense of connection with the present moment. Sessions may include guided breathing, periods of reflection, grounding, and opportunities to notice physical or emotional experiences as they arise.
No. Breathwork offered through Transcendent Sanctuary is a nonclinical wellness service. Participation does not establish a therapist-client relationship and is not a substitute for psychotherapy, mental-health treatment, medical care, or crisis services. Although Kimberly is a licensed therapist, her role during a nonclinical breathwork experience is separate from her role as a psychotherapist.
No previous experience is required. Kimberly facilitates breathwork in a supportive, choice-centered way that respects each person’s comfort level, pace, and boundaries. Participants are encouraged to listen to their bodies and make choices based on their comfort throughout the experience.
Breathwork may be offered in individual, group, workshop, retreat, intensive, or virtual settings depending on availability and suitability.
A breathwork experience may include orientation, intention-setting, guided breathing, periods of quiet reflection, grounding, and integration. Experiences vary from person to person; participants may notice physical sensations, relaxation, emotional reflection, or subtle shifts in awareness. Participants are encouraged to remain curious without pressure to achieve a specific outcome.
Not every wellness modality is appropriate for every person. Participation may depend on factors such as age, physical health, medications, emotional readiness, and the format or intensity of the experience. Participants may be asked to share relevant health information before taking part so that appropriate considerations can be discussed.
We recommend comfortable clothing that allows for natural, unrestricted breathing. For in-person experiences, comfortable mats, cushions, blankets, and water are typically provided or suggested. Specific preparation details will be shared prior to your session or event.
Breathwork offers a guided space to slow down, reconnect with the body, build awareness, and create room for reflection, presence, and personal growth.
Submitting an inquiry does not establish a therapist-client relationship. Breathwork is not an emergency or crisis service. If you are experiencing an immediate emergency or believe you may be in danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency facility.