Format
300-hour, four-month hybrid training plus a five-day residential immersion
300-hour facilitator training
Professional preparation for breath, sound, and embodied facilitation.
A four-month hybrid training that joins experiential depth with nervous-system literacy, trauma-informed practice, consent, ethics, and supervised real-world application.
Tuition
$4,400
300 hours · four months · five-day residential practicum · certification
Delivery
Learn from home, then gather for hands-on practicum and real-world application
Certification
Embodied Alchemy Breathwork & Sound Facilitator
Prerequisite
No previous breathwork or sound certification required
Tuition
$4,400 for the full 300-hour program, including the residential practicum
Key learning areas
Technique is the foundation. Attunement is the art.
Study moves between conceptual learning, personal practice, observation, skills rehearsal, feedback, and a residential practicum. Safety and scope are taught as core facilitation skills, not added as an afterthought.
Foundations of breathwork & altered states
Energetic architecture
Nervous system & somatics
Sound baths & healing frequencies
Silence as a facilitation tool
Consent, touch & proximity
Group dynamics & field awareness
Responsive non-intervention
The facilitator’s nervous system
Trauma-informed practice
Addiction & recovery
Ethics & scope of practice
Integration & professional growth
Capstone experience
The participant remains the authority of their own experience.
The reading foundation
Required and recommended works support critical engagement with trauma, embodiment, character, addiction, recovery, and the facilitator’s responsibilities.
- The Body Keeps the Score — Bessel van der Kolk
- The Myth of Normal — Gabor Maté & Daniel Maté
- When the Body Says No and In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts — Gabor Maté, selected chapters
- Character Analysis and The Function of the Orgasm — Wilhelm Reich, selected excerpts
How to apply
The registration form begins the application process.
Completing the form is the first step, not the last. Once your application is received, Kharma will reach out to schedule an exploration call. Payment is only accepted after that call is complete.
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Submit the application form
The registration form is the beginning of the application process — it is not a commitment or a purchase.
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Kharma reaches out
Once your form is received, Kharma will personally contact you to schedule an exploration call.
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Exploration call
A conversation to sense whether this training is the right fit for where you are and where you're going.
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Tuition, only after
Tuition is $4,400 for the full program and is accepted only once the exploration call is complete and the fit is mutual.
Start your application $4,400 tuition · no payment required to apply
Ready to begin?
Learn to hold depth with skill, clarity, and care.
This training supports wellness and personal-development facilitation. It does not qualify graduates to diagnose or provide clinical mental-health treatment.
A separate offering
Standalone classes, open to everyone.
The class below is a single evening, open to the public. It is not part of the 300-hour facilitator training and requires no application.
Standalone class · open to all
Ethics and Magick
Every practice that works with unseen forces carries a responsibility. This two-hour class looks squarely at the ethics of magick: what makes a working harmful, how a well-intentioned act of light can become a subtle form of coercion, and what to understand before a spell is ever cast.
We will look at dark magick practice without romance or fearmongering, trace how spells backfire and how magick goes sideways, and go through the practical measures that prevent unintended consequences. Shadow work is covered as part of the same inquiry — the practitioner's own unseen material is where most harm begins.
What dark magick actually is
Practice that bypasses another person's consent or will — and how that shows up in ordinary healing work.
How light work becomes dark magick
The quiet ways "for your highest good" overrides someone's own knowing, and why intention alone is not ethics.
Why spells backfire
Unintended consequences, borrowed energy, and the specific places where magick goes sideways.
Preventing what you didn't mean to start
Consent, boundaries, clean openings and closings, and how to stop a working that has already turned.
Shadow work, explained
Meeting the parts of yourself that drive the working — because unexamined shadow is the most common source of harm.