Breath Factor Practitioner Training

A three-day, in-person breathwork facilitator certification for practitioners who want to guide transformational breathwork with skill, safety, and compassionate presence.

At Serenity Cove in Temecula, this intimate training blends neuroscience, nervous system regulation, trauma-informed facilitation, and hands-on practice to help you become a confident and ethical breathwork facilitator.

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You may already know the power of breathwork through your own experience. What this training offers is the structure, safety, and embodied practice needed to guide others with integrity.

Who this training is for ?

This training is designed for practitioners who feel called to guide meaningful inner work and want a framework that is both grounded and deeply human. It is especially aligned for therapists, psychologists, social workers, coaches, nurses, physicians, yoga teachers, meditation teachers, bodyworkers, and wellness professionals, as well as growth-oriented individuals preparing to support others responsibly.

Why Breath Factor ?

Breath Factor teaches far more than a breathing technique. It prepares you to understand what is happening physiologically, relationally, and emotionally in the room so that you can respond with skill rather than guesswork.

What you’ll learn

• Science: nervous system education, trauma responses, contraindications, and safety.

• Practice: guided Breath Factor journeys, live demonstrations, and embodied learning.

• Facilitation: session structure, language, pacing, presence, and how to respond to emotional release.

• Integration: discernment, aftercare, and compassionate support.

• Professional development: how to step into the role of facilitator with clarity and responsibility.

What to expect

Over three immersive days, students participate in live teaching, guided journeys, partner and small-group practice, real-time coaching, and direct feedback in an intimate learning environment. Certification is provided upon successful completion of the training.

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Meet your instructor

Lena Servin, BSN, RN, RYT, RMT, is the founder of Serenity Cove and brings more than twenty years of experience in emergency medicine, trauma, critical care, and flight nursing into her work. Her approach integrates modern neuroscience, nervous system regulation, trauma-informed care, somatic breathwork, and compassionate presence.

Upcoming training

• Format: Three-day, in-person training.

‍ ‍ August 28-30th 2026

• Location: Serenity Cove, Temecula, California.

• Investment: $2,200.

• Payment plans: Available.

• Class size: Limited for depth, feedback, and individualized support.

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Breath Factor Practitioner Training is designed for practitioners, helpers, and growth-oriented individuals who want to guide breathwork with greater skill, safety, and presence. This includes therapists, coaches, nurses, physicians, yoga teachers, meditation teachers, bodyworkers, wellness professionals, and those who feel genuinely called to support others through transformational work.
No previous facilitator certification is required. What matters most is a sincere interest in the work, a willingness to learn, and the capacity to participate with presence, humility, and care.
No. Lodging is not included in the training tuition. Participants are responsible for arranging their own accommodations and transportation.
Training runs from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. each day. We recommend arriving with enough space to settle in so you can be fully present for the day’s work.
Yes. Upon successful completion of the training, students will be prepared to begin facilitating Breath Factor breathwork. The training is designed to give you both the practical framework and the embodied experience needed to step into facilitation with greater confidence, discernment, and care.
Yes. You do not need to already be a breathwork facilitator to attend. This training is designed to meet both newer and experienced practitioners who are committed to learning in a grounded, responsible, and hands-on way.
Closer to the training, participants will receive details on what to bring. In general, we recommend wearing comfortable clothing, bringing water, a journal, and anything that helps you feel supported during a full day of learning and practice.
Yes. Payment plans are available.