Somatic Inquiry Webinar

Is this for you?

For the moment after the breath, when something is STILL there.

A client finishes a session in a challenging place, and you're not sure how to hold them.
They name it (“fear”, “anxiety”, “my trauma”) and the story takes over from the body.
You worry that focusing on a hard sensation will only make it stronger.
You want a few clear questions you can trust, without fixing, pushing or analysing.

Patricia guiding a participant during a breathwork session

The tool

Set the label aside. Stay with the experience.

It sounds backwards: turning toward a hard sensation tends to settle it rather than make it bigger. When a feeling is met with attention and breath, instead of a story about it, it often softens, moves and makes room. We'll show you why, and how to guide someone there.

The interpretation

I feel anxious. It's the same fear that always comes.

The experience

There's a tight band across my chest. It's warm, and it pulses when I breathe in.

The hour

Short on theory, long on practice.

You'll practise in pairs, guiding and being guided, so you leave with something you've already used.

01 · Why

Naming isn't feeling

What happens when we interpret a sensation, and why attention to the raw experience regulates instead of escalating.

02 · How

The felt sense

The qualities a sensation can have, such as location, shape, temperature, texture and movement, and the questions that bring them into focus.

03 · Practise

In pairs

Breakout rooms with simple prompts. You guide, you're guided, and you notice what shifts.

04 · Deeper

When it's a part

A short look at how a sensation can be a part that wants to be seen, and where parts work takes this further.

A taste

A few of the questions we'll work with.

Simple enough to use the same evening, with any client, after any session.

Where do you notice it in your body right now?
If you set the word “anxiety” aside for a moment, what's actually there?
Does it have a shape, a temperature, an edge?
What happens when you breathe toward it?

Your hosts

Meet Patricia and Yaniv.

Patricia Udipti

Breathwork & Ceremony · Founder of KENAZ

Brazilian-born, based in Koh Phangan, with 5+ years guiding group work and ceremonies across Europe and Asia. Her lineage in Rebirthing breathwork, bioenergetics, active meditation and energy healing is the work behind KENAZ and its 200-hour trauma-aware facilitator training.

Yaniv Rose

Relational Alchemist

Certified Authentic Relating Facilitator and L2 Internal Family Systems Practitioner with 5 years' experience, privileged to have empowered thousands in relational wholeness, through self-expression and embracing all our parts.

Participants moving during a breathwork session

A candlelit circle in the KENAZ practice space

This webinar draws on Facilitation Mastery, our two-week Level 2 training in Chiang Mai, Thailand (6–20 January 2027), followed by six months online. Open to facilitators, by application. We'll share a little about it at the end.

About Level 2 →

Save your seat

Join us live on 22 November.

It's free. We'll email you the link before we start, and you can add it to your calendar now. Can't make it live? Tick the box and we'll send you the recording.

Sunday 22 November 7am Costa Rica · 8am New York

Same hour in Europe 1pm UK · 2pm CET

Same hour in Asia 8pm Thailand · 9pm Bali

Online · 1 hour Live video call

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Somatic Inquiry for Breathwork Facilitators