
Breathwork at Breathe Counselling
Life in Flow is an accredited breathwork service offered through Breathe Counselling, led by Joanna Gwynn, a qualified Breathwork Practitioner trained in somatic and trauma-informed practice.
Life in Flow sessions are a complementary wellbeing practice that works beautifully alongside a counselling journey, or as a standalone support for those seeking nervous system regulation and emotional release. Sessions are gentle enough for children.
Sessions are grounded in counselling principles and nervous system education, creating a safe and supported space to pause, breathe, and reset.

What is Somatic Breathwork?
Somatic breathwork uses intentional breathing patterns to access and release emotions, tension, and stress stored in the body. Unlike more intense breathwork modalities, Life in Flow is gentle, slow, and deeply supportive.
At Breathe Counselling we know that one breathwork session can help a client to feel more relaxed and calmer, but the real breakthrough is in the series of appointments. Over time, gentle breathwork supports calming neurotransmitters, improved mood balance, and reduced stress sensitivity.
Life in Flow was created as a series of at least five sessions, each focussing on a different area.
Reminder: breathwork should never feel forced. If breathing feels uncomfortable or overwhelming, it's okay to stop and return to your normal breathing.
This is not about pushing through or forcing an experience. It’s about creating safety, steadiness, and space.
Somatic breathwork can help you to:
- Release trauma and emotion held in the body
- Rewire unhelpful emotional responses
- Feel more grounded, open-hearted, and present
- Reduce anxiety, stress, and emotional overwhelm
- Feel less stuck and more alive
About Joanna

Joanna Gwynn is an internationally accredited Breathwork Practitioner and the founder of Life in Flow. She is the Co-Director of Breathe Counselling and delivers breathwork sessions in accordance with the International Institute of Complementary Therapies ethical practice standards and the Australian Breathwork College regulations.
Joanna’s sessions are:
- Non-diagnostic: no assessments, no labels
- Non-invasive: gentle and body-led
- Trauma-informed: sessions are paced to your individual readiness
- Consent-based: your autonomy is respected throughout
Joanna is a Breathwork Practitioner, not a counsellor or psychologist. Life in Flow sessions are a wellbeing and nervous system regulation practice and are not a replacement for counselling, psychotherapy, or medical treatment. Clients are always encouraged to consult their GP or mental health professional with any concerns about their physical or psychological health.
Session Formats
Life in Flow breathwork sessions are available in two formats:
Individual Sessions
One-on-one sessions tailored to your personal goals and nervous system. Available in-person and online.
Group Sessions
Small group breathwork experiences in a supported community setting. A powerful way to share the practice with others.
Both formats are suitable for beginners and those seeking ongoing support for anxiety, stress, or emotional wellbeing.





Book a Breathwork Session with Joanna
Ready to experience Life in Flow?
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Women’s Breathwork and Morning tea Group sessions held monthly in a beautiful retreat setting with 5 acres of landscaped gardens and opposite the beach! Groups are kept intentionally small to ensure authentic connection (max 12 attendees)

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How Breathwork Complements Counselling
Many of our counselling clients find breathwork a powerful addition to their therapeutic journey. While counselling works with the mind and narrative, breathwork works directly with the body - accessing emotional material that talk therapy alone may not reach.
If you are already working with one of our counsellors or psychologists, Life in Flow sessions with Joanna can support your progress between appointments.
If you’re not yet in counselling but are curious about support for anxiety, stress, or emotional wellbeing, breathwork can be a gentle first step. You can always explore counselling services when you feel ready.