Breath-Taking 101- Online

Life is easier when you breathe easier. It’s estimated that 85% of usunknowingly use some type of poor breathing pattern that’s connected tofeeling sick and tired. This class has helped many people feel healthier and stronger simply by learning to switch their every-day breathing to a morebeneficial pattern.

Instructor: Carole Freeman

Date: Self Paced, On-Demand

Cost: $37

Female Pain Matters

A woman’s guide to understanding and managing pain. In this course, you will learn how women experience pain differently from men. You will discover how your hormones, nervous system, breathing patterns, and other factors affect the way a woman's body perceives and responds to pain. You will also explore some strategies to cope with pain and improve your well-being. This course is designed to be informative, engaging, and empowering for all women who want to understand their pain better.

Instructor: Carole Freeman

Date: Self Paced, On-Demand

Cost: $29

High Altitude Vacationing

If you are planning a mountain vacation in 4 to 6 weeks – TAKE THIS CLASS NOW

You’ll progress through 10 exercises that will gradually help your body adapt to the higher altitude while still at home at sea level.  Changes include an increase in Red Blood Cells, giving your blood more oxygen carrying capacity prior to your vacation. You will learn a more functional breathing pattern that gives greater tissue oxygenation and less shortness of breath. Using the new, more optimal breathing pattern, will allow you to maintain a higher oxygen level and ease of breathing while on vacation.

$29

The Female Brain on Stress

This course is designed to help women understand how stress affects them differently than men. It explains how women’s brains are wired to react to physical danger and life-threatening situations, and how this can impact their perception of reality and stress responses. The course also provides insights into how women can use their unique talents to approach stress in a healthy way.

Instructor: Carole Freeman

Date: Self Paced, On-Demand

Cost: $29

There's a secret formula to overcoming chronic pain and illness. If you’re ready to try something new, this free lesson is for you! This is a chance to open your eyes to the powerful world of energy medicine and learn about invisible energetic roadblocks that can prevent your body from healing. This 20-minute lesson will explain what it really takes to achieve true and lasting health, and uncover seven of the energetic roadblocks that can be standing in your way.

How to take your emotional system from Depletion to Renewal

It’s estimated that more than 90% of people who suffer with chronic anxiety or stress have breathing pattern disorders. Also known as dysfunctional breathing. The nervous system’s normal response to stress, anxiety, frustration fear, all involve stimulating a particular breathing pattern of shallow, upper airway, open mouth breathing, with tightened abdominals, which are designed to help us run from a burning building or fight off an attacker. If we are under chronic mental, emotional, or physical stress, this breathing pattern becomes a habit as our ‘default’ breathing which is not good because it stimulates the brain to perceive more stress and anxiety. At this point, this ‘default’ breathing pattern is working against us and is known as “dysfunctional”.

You will receive a link and a code for this class after you have registered and paid.

This course is designed to help women understand how stress affects them differently than men. It explains how women’s brains are wired to react to physical danger and life-threatening situations, and how this can impact their perception of reality and stress responses. The course also provides insights into how women can use their unique talents to approach stress in a healthy way.

Carole’s background has been equal portions of respiratory therapy, exercise physiology, and massage therapy. Her career as a respiratory therapist began at Loma Linda University Medical Center where she discovered that most adult patients were in the hospital because of poor lifestyle choices. That inspired her to attend graduate school at LLUMC, majoring in Health Sciences. She now focuses her work in a relatively new field of pulmonary medicine - recognizing and treating breathing disorders. She has personally benefited from improved breathing patterns, “I have found that each day I was mindful of my breathing pattern, I gained more energy, and my breathing became easier. It felt like I was turning the clock back as I continued to gain strength and endurance.”

This is a self-paced, on-demand class. A link and code will be emailed to you after registration. 

This course is designed to help women understand how stress affects them differently than men. It explains how women’s brains are wired to react to physical danger and life-threatening situations, and how this can impact their perception of reality and stress responses. The course also provides insights into how women can use their unique talents to approach stress in a healthy way.