The credential
Certified in the Cloud Breathwork Method
The certification behind the facilitators, and the standard behind the certification.
The standard
What a certified facilitator is trained to hold
The practice itself
Guiding rounds of intentional, connected breathing and the breath holds between them, inside the 60 to 90 minute session arc: arrive, activate, hold and release, integrate.
The screening
Running the written pre-session screen for contraindications, and offering the gentle doorway (slow guided breathing, stillness in the sound) to every condition it catches.
The room
Holding a trauma-informed room, which means how the room is held: everything invitational, seated or lying down, a named opt-down at any moment, no explanation needed.
The sound
Working with the engineered soundscapes that score every session: build, peak, release, with the rhythm pacing the breath.
The limits
Knowing exactly what breathwork is not: a complementary practice, never medical treatment, never a substitute for clinical care, and never pushed past consent. Intensity is never the point; regulation is.
The holders
Who carries the credential
Tyler Vazquez
Certified in the Cloud Breathwork Method
He holds the credential and facilitates sessions in the method.
About TylerChristian Johnston
Founder of the method. ASU-certified in Somatic Breathwork.
Christian built the method and certifies its facilitators, and holds his own certification in Somatic Breathwork through ASU.
About ChristianFacilitator training
Training the next facilitators is on our road map
No dates and no promises yet; we would rather build it right than announce it early. If you want to train in the Cloud Breathwork Method when the door opens, leave your email and you will hear from us first.