✨ Elif is a highly experienced Transformational Breath senior trainer with a background in psychology and Psychedelic Somatic Interactional Psychotherapy (PSIP), specialising in developmental trauma and attachment wounding. Through her intuitive and compassionate guidance, she supports clients in releasing emotional blockages by working directly with the breath and body.

✨ Elif’s background in yoga teaching and energy modalities further enriches her holistic approach, recognising the interconnectedness of the body, mind, and spirit in the healing process.

✨ With her compassionate approach and extensive experience, Elif is dedicated to helping individuals access their innate healing capacity and find lasting transformation and well-being.

✨ She has completed MDMA therapy training with MAPS and Psychedelic Psychotherapy training with CIIS ( Californian Institute of integral Studies).

✨ Psychedelics are powerful tools that can expand our self -awareness, offering great insights into our unconscious and bringing to the surface deep and at times very challenging material that can leave us overwhelmed and dissociated. Elif will hold space to help you to prepare for the journey and integrate your experiences with the help of breathwork, somatic experiencing, internal family system, and PSIP to access your innate healing capacity. 

✨ Benefits of Transformational Breath®
• Improve your physical and mental well-being
• Master your breathing patterns and increase your breathing capacity
• Regulate your emotions, increase resilience of your nervous system
• Improve your mood, relieve physical and emotional stress and tension.

✨ "Learning to breathe deeply and with more conscious awareness can have a profound impact on your daily life. Improving sleep, reducing stress levels and soothing busy minds. But first we need to unlearn the restricted breathing patterns we’ve created to kept ourselves ‘safe’ or ‘protected’ - Changing the way you breathe is a practice and a discipline, something you need to gently learn to be able to retrain yourself to do. Over time this practice creates new patterns and the old ones release and fall away through the breathwork itself."