The intersection of neuroscience and respiratory medicine has revealed breathwork as a powerful clinical intervention for autonomic regulation, stress management, and performance optimization. Modern healthcare faces an epidemic of autonomic dysfunction, with patients presenting complex patterns of dysregulated breathing that traditional approaches often fail to address comprehensively.

This advanced training provides clinicians with the neuroscientific foundation and practical protocols necessary to assess, diagnose, and treat dysfunctional breathing patterns through evidence-based interventions. Participants will master the neurological and physiological mechanisms underlying various breathing techniques, including slow deep breathing, cyclic hyperventilation, nasal breathing protocols, breath hold training, and inspiratory resistance methods.

The course integrates cutting-edge heart rate variability biofeedback technology with clinical assessment skills, enabling practitioners to prescribe targeted breathing protocols based on specific patient presentations. From anxiety and PTSD to athletic performance and chronic pain management, breathwork neuroscience offers clinicians a sophisticated toolset for addressing complex cases that require precision intervention.

Led by Dr. Jonathan Chung, a board-certified chiropractic neurologist specializing in functional neurology, this intensive delivers the clinical expertise needed to transform patient outcomes through respiratory medicine. The Carrick Institute's commitment to advancing clinical neuroscience education ensures participants receive the most current research and proven methodologies in this rapidly evolving field.