
Feel more grounded and present in your body
Learn simple regulation tools you can bring home
Process safely—no force, no breath holds, always at your pace
Experience live, skilled facilitation in a supportive group setting






Morning meditation
Breakfast
Faculty demo (with Q&A)
Short break
Guided BBTRS® session
Lunch & integration break
Afternoon BBTRS® session
Dinner & spacious break
Closing circle
Dates: April 21-30, 2026· Start 14:00 (April 21 ) - End 14:00

Super Early Bird $2035.75 (by February 20, 2026)
Early Bird $2275.25 (by March 22, 2026)
Standard Tuition
Standard Tuition (US$2,395)
Deposit: US$250 non-refundable (locks the price at time of booking).


Giten Tonkov is the founder of the Biodynamic Breathwork & Trauma Release System® and author of Feel to Heal. With over two decades of practice, he developed the BBTRS® six-element approach, emphasising pacing, consent, and nervous-system safety. Giten trains practitioners worldwide and continues to refine trauma-informed breathwork education.
Manuela Kaveesha Rieder is a BBTRI faculty member dedicated to training aspiring practitioners. She co-facilitates BBTRS® workshops both online and in-person, empowering others to embrace holistic health and deepen their understanding of BioDynamic Breathwork and Trauma Release®.
Yes sessions are intentionally gentle and paced. You’ll always stay within what feels safe and supportive for your body — no force, no breath holds.
Yes—this immersion fulfills one of the three required in-person trainings for the Advanced Professional Practitioner Certification (for those on the practitioner track). Personal-growth participants are also welcome.
BBTRS® does not offer refunds. Limited transfers may be possible depending on timing; please review the full policy before booking. Travel insurance is strongly recommended.
Not necessarily. BBTRS® avoids forced catharsis; we work within your capacity using pacing, consent, and titration. Strong sensations can arise, but we let the body lead so change integrates rather than overwhelm. You can always slow down, observe, or pause—no force, no breath holds.
