Corporate training

A calmer, steadier team is a measurable business outcome.

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Chronic stress has a cost — in sick days, in turnover, in decisions made badly under pressure. We train people's breathing to bring that cost down, and we measure it before and after.

The business case

What it does for your team.

Fewer sick days

Most sick days come from stress and bad sleep, not illness. That's the part we work on. It adds up — absenteeism costs the average company about 2.4% of payroll a year.

Better decisions under pressure

Stressed people make worse calls. In 2024 alone, that cost businesses an estimated $438 billion in lost productivity. We teach people to steady themselves in a minute or two, so they think clearly before the decision, not after it.

Better sleep, and people who stay

Bad sleep drives burnout, and burnout is one of the main reasons good people quit. Better breathing at night means better sleep. People feel better, and they stick around.

We measure it

You don't have to take our word for it. Everyone gets a simple breathing score (BOLT) at the start, and we test it again later. You see the change on paper.

When our breathing is dysfunctional, oxygen supply is limited, and the conscious mind will work a little slower and perceive incoming stimuli as slightly more stressful and threatening.
— Anders Olsson, author of Conscious Breathing

The training

What the training actually includes.

A starting assessment

A quick, simple test (BOLT score) that gives every participant a personal baseline — and gives you a number to track over time.

Breathing exercises that reduce reactivity

Practical exercises that lower how reactive the body is to stress, so people spend less of the day running “on edge.”

Better breathing mechanics

Correcting shallow, upper-chest breathing — tiring on its own, separate from stress — and building better posture and core stability along the way.

Calming the nervous system

Techniques that bring the heart rate down and improve recovery, so people bounce back from a stressful moment instead of staying wound up for hours.

Focus training

Simple tools to quiet a busy mind and hold concentration for longer — useful for anyone doing deep or high-stakes work.

Sleep coaching

Straightforward guidance on nasal breathing and night-time habits that improve sleep depth.

Take-home audio

Short guided sessions people can use on their own — for a breather, before a big meeting, or to wind down at night.

Movement-based breathing

For teams that train or move during the day, extending the same skills beyond sitting at a desk.

A follow-up, not a one-off

We check back in and re-test, so the training builds into a habit instead of fading after the session ends.

Formats

Pick the format that fits.

Half-day

For one department or a smaller team (up to 20 people).

  • Introduction to functional vs. dysfunctional breathing
  • BOLT score assessment for every participant, with feedback
  • Live practice of core breathing exercises
  • How to bring the exercises into daily life
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Full-day

For larger teams or a company-wide session (up to 20 people).

  • Everything in Half-day
  • Guided audio session after lunch
  • Extended theory: breathing efficiency, focus & concentration, sleep quality
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Ongoing program

For teams who want it to become a habit, not a one-off (one-to-one or small group).

  • Sequential classes that build week over week
  • BOLT re-tested and feedback given at every session
  • Homework that compounds — daily practice, guided audio, sleep support
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A calmer, sharper team starts with one session.

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