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Breathwork in Pittsburgh

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6
60 minutes
$100
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6 verified therapists offering breathwork, in East Allegheny, East End, Lawrenceville, North Hills, Regent Square, Sewickley and West Homestead

Kyle Peffer, licensed massage therapist

Kyle Peffer

He/him

North Hills · 9 yrs

I'm a massage therapist with a focus in the more medical modalites consisting of: Neural Reset …

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Nico Sirio, licensed massage therapist

Nico Sirio

East End · 1 yr

I was first introduced to Thai massage back in 2015, thanks to a yoga teacher who …

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Cara Stewart, licensed massage therapist

Cara Stewart

they/them, she/her

Regent Square, Sewickley · 4 yrs

I'm a licensed massage therapist & yoga teacher with trainings in traditional therapeutic massage (Swedish, neuromuscular, …

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Grace Astraea, licensed massage therapist

Grace Astraea

West Homestead · 15 yrs

I build and practice integrative care across people, spaces, and experiences. Through TimeSpaceOne, I work at …

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Sophia Thorsen, licensed massage therapist

Sophia Thorsen

She /Her

East Allegheny · 7 yrs

For over 20 years, my goal as a Pilates teacher has been to give each person …

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Timothy Kocher-Hillmer, licensed massage therapist

Timothy Kocher-Hillmer

Lawrenceville · 15 yrs

Come home to yourself. For over 25 years I’ve been honored to journey with people seeking …

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About breathwork

Breathwork refers to a range of intentional breathing practices used to influence physical, mental, and emotional states. Within a massage or bodywork context, breathwork may be used to facilitate relaxation, deepen body awareness, support nervous system regulation, or help clients access and release held tension. Approaches vary considerably—from simple breath-awareness coaching during a session to structured protocols such as diaphragmatic breathing exercises or guided rhythmic breathing. Some practitioners integrate breathwork as a complementary component of massage, while others offer it as a standalone modality. Clients interested in breathwork are encouraged to discuss their goals with the therapist to ensure the approach is appropriate for their individual needs and health history.

What it costs in Pittsburgh

3 of the listed therapists publish a 60-minute price, and all of them charge $100.

Taken from each therapist's own published menu, using their lowest standard hour. Prices are for the practice, not only for breathwork, so check the listing before you book.