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"We joined Justine for a days restore, recharge and reimagine retreat in June. As a team we wanted to spend a day away from our laptops, emails and endless video conferences, a day away from the daily grind to recharge ourselves and slow down. The day definitely delivered on that, set in a beautiful location in Surrey, surrounded by nature from the moment we arrived.  She introduced us to new ideas and ways to restore and recharge which took us out of our comfort zones sometimes but also reminded us of the things we take for granted everyday."

Helen Marriott, HR Director of B Corp Danone UK

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"Last summer, I escaped for a day to the Surrey Hills to one run by Justine Clement from The Life Adventure [incl Wonderbreath and Wonderwoods].  Its most popular workshops among employers were Breathwork, Forest Bathing, Journaling and Storytelling and Manifestation. My brain unfurled. If this is the future of work, I thought, sign me up.”  

Emma Jacobs - Financial Times

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"We had the most fantastic Breathwork session with Justine during our wellbeing day. She brought to life the wonderful benefits of Breathwork in a powerful & easy to understand way. The exercises were inspiring yet simple and had everyone feeling incredibly zen. Justine has a beautiful energy that made everyone feel included and open to experiencing something new that can genuinely help in daily life both at home and in work. Huge thank you from everyone at Diageo."

Sarah Nixon Browne - Head of Shopper Marketing

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Your priorities

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You don’t need me to tell you that employee wellbeing is the No.1 priority in 2022. Organisations across the world are searching for answers. Every day seems to be a test of our patience, judgement, talent, potential, stress levels and ability to balance.  And whilst Breathwork (and nature connection - see the Book A Session section) is still seen as a little quirky for business wellbeing, that outlook is rapidly shifting. Have a scroll through the Science section if you’d like to see proof that Breathwork will help your organisation. 

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Understanding needs

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The demise of Debenhams, a 200 year-old business, may well have occurred because the senior management team failed to understand their customer base. They allowed themselves to get out of touch with what people wanted and perhaps, even became out of touch with themselves. Breathwork is a powerful way to help people regulate their nervous systems to manage stress and anxiety in a much healthier way, as well as empower and inspire them to take control of their wellbeing. 

 

Breathwork helps us move into different parts of the brain. So rather than remaining in the logical left side, the more we're able to access the creative right side. That’s very helpful when trying to understand customers better. Learning how to breathe more efficiently accelerates change and growth in a profound way. It’s been described as an evolution fast-track and will help the people within an organisation feel self-empowered and find answers to those big questions undoubtedly facing many right now.

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ZEITGEISTS

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Lifestyle media brands predicted back in 2018 that breathwork would become known as an advanced alternative to meditation. From Google to Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop office, to the Navy Seals, the spotlight is on learning to breathe and there’s a myriad of reasons why it’s as good for business as well as for the individual. Here's a few:

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  • Conscious Connected Breath, one type of deep dive Breathwork, requires no thinking, so literally gets you out of your mind and into your body. When we are grounded in this way, better decision-making happens from this space. 

  • Breathwork can give you an incredible endorphin high – like the kind you get after a really great exercise session, which has a myriad of health benefits.

  • Learning to breathe better clears unwanted, negative thought-patterns from the body, which helps us recover faster from difficult situations and discussions.

  • It’s been found that better breathing helps you relate better to others – so CEOs and senior managers find that using Breathwork helps them better understand customers and employees. It's easy to appreciate that this creates an all-round better company culture. 

  • It’s breathtakingly simple once you learn the basics! 
     

RESILIENCE & IMMUNITY

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Resilience and immunity is the name of the game right now, for everyone. 70% of our energy source comes from our breath, yet most people are actually only getting between 25 and 30% of the air capacity they could be, if they only learned how to breathe more efficiently. By getting people breathing better, they’ll begin to shift their unconscious breathing patterns which will fuel their bodies with more energy. They’ll feel calmer, their immune systems will function better, and they’ll be more resilient to stress and disease. I’m not just saying this because it sounds good, it’s what I discovered when I began practicing Breathwork. 

ACCESSABILITY

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Now, more than ever, businesses need easy-to-access tools to help develop staff from diverse locations.  I can visit you in your office to run 1-1 sessions with C-suite execs, or run group workshops for staff, up to 50 at a time.  And in terms of live webinar format, breath sessions are also extremely effective delivered on platforms such as Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams.  

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To read more about my credibility and background in the business world click here. 

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"It was exactly as we hoped for. You did a brilliant job - the whole group loved it. Thank you."

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Darius Meadon, Chief Marketing Officer, Owkin

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FRONTIERS OF NEUROSCIENCE

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There are so many more reasons why Breathwork is good for business. Here’s two more for good measure:

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  1. Breathwork helps us get further in touch with what’s happening in our bodies, including our emotions. This allows us the opportunity for pause and reflection, so we learn to make better and more thoughtful decisions and choices with colleagues, clients and customers.

  2. Conscious and deep breathing can trigger similar effects to meditation and has been found to be one of the most ‘contemplative activities’ for reducing stress, according to a study published in Frontiers of Human Neuroscience. It stimulates the vagus nerve, which has a calming effect, sending signals back to the brain to say, 'it’s ok, all is well with the world’.
     

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Or please do get in touch to discuss in more details what you need and aspire to achieve by offering a breathwork session for your organisation.  I also combine Breathwork with Forest Bathing/deep nature connection practices (known as the Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku) which makes for a deeply revitalising day of reflection and connection. Contact Justine at justine@wonderbreath.co or call on +44 7714 333418

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