Is SOMA breath evidence-based?

In a landmark study led by the University of Cambridge, SOMA Breath was shown to significantly change brainwave activity, reducing brainpower in the Default Mode Network (linked to overthinking) and increasing theta waves associated with focus, creativity, and hypnotic states.

Participants also reported strong mystical or unity experiences and a profound improvement in mood, reducing tension, confusion, and boosting calm and happiness. Whether you're battling stress, lacking focus, feeling disconnected or just want to feel more alive. SOMA Breath offers a fast, effective, and natural way to recharge your body and mind.

As a certified SOMA Breath® instructor and Stress Coach, I’ll guide you through powerful breathwork journeys designed to shift your state and restore your energy, safely, gently, and at your pace.

This is your time to reconnect with the best version of yourself, one breath at a time.

Core Elements of SOMA Breath:


😀  Rhythmic Breathing: Guided to the beat of music, helping you focus, energise, and calm your nervous system.

😀  Breath Retention (Kumbhaka): Holding the breath to access altered states, enhance focus, and stimulate inner healing.

😀  Brainwave Music: specially composed tracks help induce deep meditative and flow states, even if you’ve struggled with meditation before.

😀  Movement and guided visualisation: anchor your breathwork to your personal goals or emotional needs.

😀  Science Meets Spirit: Based on pranayama and supported by neuroscience, SOMA is accessible for beginners yet powerful enough for deep transformation.

Some Benefits of SOMA Breath


❤️ Reduce stress and anxiety

❤️ Increase energy and focus

❤️ Improve sleep and mood

❤️ Release emotional tension

❤️ Feel more present, clear, and alive

❤️ Encourages a deep sense of presence, purpose, and alignment with your true self.

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Disclaimer: Breathwork and stress management techniques offered are for wellbeing and personal development. They are not a substitute for medical advice.