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rich finegan

Welcome to a space where wellbeing meets real life. From 1:1 sessions and group breathwork to corporate and partnership work, Rich creates trauma-informed, inclusive experiences that respect neurodiversity and support connection, clarity, and lasting impact.

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Why Work With Me

Emotional release

Gently release what’s been held in the body, without force, overwhelm, or pressure.

Themed Sessions

Each session is thoughtfully shaped around a clear intention, giving your experience direction, depth, and meaning.

Trauma Informed

Every step is guided with trauma awareness, so your system feels safe, respected, and in control.

Compassionate and sensitive

You’ll be met with steady compassion and sensitivity, exactly where you are, without judgement or expectation.

Rich is committed to empowering individuals, focusing on themselves through conscious connected Breathwork and promoting neurodivergent inclusivity. He aims to guide you through the Breathwork experience that you want and need. 

Ways to work together

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Updates on upcoming sessions, new offerings, and ways to work together

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What are the benefits of trying breathwork?

Have you ever sat in your car and just screamed, gone for a walk to clear your head, or tried a run just to shake something out of your system?

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Breathwork is a bit like that but more structured, more supported, and often a lot more powerful.

 

It can help you release built-up stress, process emotions that have been sitting under the surface, and bring a real sense of clarity and reset to your system.

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That said, this should not be undertaken as a “last resort” or something to jump into lightly. It can go deep, and it deserves respect. The aim isn’t to overwhelm you, but to give you a safe, contained space to actually feel and move through what’s already there at a pace and depth that your system can handle.

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