Yes, as long as you have completed at least 400 hours of training, over a 2 year period, having satisfied all the requirements of the Training Standards, you are eligible for certification. You will have to complete an application to demonstrate how your training covers the GPBA standards. There are additional requirements, so we recommend reviewing our Training Standards before applying.
I didn’t graduate from a GPBA Certified Professional Breathwork School. Am I still eligible for certification?
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About the Author: Sharon Elsberry
Director of Systems and Global Outreach
With over 20 years of experience in technology and support, I bring a deep passion for systems development and community building to the Global Professional Breathwork Alliance (GPBA). As the Director of Systems and Global Outreach, I oversee the integration of innovative tech solutions to streamline processes and enhance the membership experience. My background includes leadership roles in customer success, support team training, and software development, with a focus on creating efficient and user-friendly systems.
Although not a breathwork practitioner, I have been practicing breathwork with a certified practitioner for over a decade. I am deeply committed to the healing and transformative potential of breathwork and am honored to contribute to a global community that fosters personal growth and connection. My goal is to ensure that our members feel supported, empowered, and inspired as they navigate their journey with the GPBA.
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