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Professionalism and the Australian Breathwork Association
The Australian Breathwork Association recognises the practitioners and trainers listed below.
All our members have had their training credentials verified and are therefore properly qualified, professional and meeting ABA ethical standards. See Association's Code of Ethics and Code of Professional Conduct
We encourage you to choose a Breathwork Practitioner and/or Trainer from our membership, as the ABA is not able to take responsibility for unregistered practitioners or trainers and does not countenance any illegal or unethical behaviour.
All our members have had their training credentials verified and are therefore properly qualified, professional and meeting ABA ethical standards. See Association's Code of Ethics and Code of Professional Conduct
We encourage you to choose a Breathwork Practitioner and/or Trainer from our membership, as the ABA is not able to take responsibility for unregistered practitioners or trainers and does not countenance any illegal or unethical behaviour.
Professional Members by State
Below are the states in which our professional members are based. Many travel and work in other places nationally and internationally and it is a good idea to contact them and check their schedule. Click on the practitioner name to be taken to their website or email.
GF designates Practitioner and Group Facilitator
T designates a Practitioner, Group Facilitator and Trainer. For trainers that have ABA endorsed training see here
Below are the states in which our professional members are based. Many travel and work in other places nationally and internationally and it is a good idea to contact them and check their schedule. Click on the practitioner name to be taken to their website or email.
GF designates Practitioner and Group Facilitator
T designates a Practitioner, Group Facilitator and Trainer. For trainers that have ABA endorsed training see here
T = ABA Breathwork Trainer GF = ABA Group Facilitator
Associate Members
The Australian Breathwork Association gratefully acknowledges the support of our associate members consisting of Breathwork Students, Trainers and Practitioners who are either currently not practicing or awaiting upgrade to Professional membership, or friends of Breathwork supporting the energy of the Breathwork Community:
Alison Collins, Anthony Abbagnano, Carla Haydon, Greg Hales, Hayley Webb, JoAnn Lawler, Karlyn Boyter, Katja Dienst, Marianne Manderscheid, Prue Lamont, River Moore, Ronan McKenna, Lisa Stammberger, Russel Storey, Nicola Unite, Susan van den Bosch, Tracy Hewson, Treya Derrington, Mary Baddeley, Michaela Rost
The Australian Breathwork Association gratefully acknowledges the support of our associate members consisting of Breathwork Students, Trainers and Practitioners who are either currently not practicing or awaiting upgrade to Professional membership, or friends of Breathwork supporting the energy of the Breathwork Community:
Alison Collins, Anthony Abbagnano, Carla Haydon, Greg Hales, Hayley Webb, JoAnn Lawler, Karlyn Boyter, Katja Dienst, Marianne Manderscheid, Prue Lamont, River Moore, Ronan McKenna, Lisa Stammberger, Russel Storey, Nicola Unite, Susan van den Bosch, Tracy Hewson, Treya Derrington, Mary Baddeley, Michaela Rost
TYPES OF MEMBERSHIP
Professional Members
These practitioners hold formal Breathwork qualifications and have undertaken a minimum of 450 hours of training in accordance with the ABA Training Standards. In addition, they must have Professional Indemnity Insurance and current First Aid qualification. They must also abide by the ABA Code of Ethics, undertake Continuing Professional Education and Clinical Supervision and report annually when they renew membership.
Associate Members
The associate members are lovers of the breath who want to remain connected to the Breathwork community. They may be Breathwork students, Breathwork clients or professional practitioners, who do not currently meet the criteria for Professional membership.
Professional Members
These practitioners hold formal Breathwork qualifications and have undertaken a minimum of 450 hours of training in accordance with the ABA Training Standards. In addition, they must have Professional Indemnity Insurance and current First Aid qualification. They must also abide by the ABA Code of Ethics, undertake Continuing Professional Education and Clinical Supervision and report annually when they renew membership.
Associate Members
The associate members are lovers of the breath who want to remain connected to the Breathwork community. They may be Breathwork students, Breathwork clients or professional practitioners, who do not currently meet the criteria for Professional membership.