Every day, people reach out from across the globe looking for help in their area. To strengthen this network of care, we provide scholarships covering 25% or 50% of course fees.
"I’m really grateful to receive a BradCliff Level 2 scholarship. Since setting up Heart & Lung Physio on the Far South Coast of NSW, breathing pattern retraining has become a central part of my work. I often support clients who’ve been struggling with symptoms for years without clear answers, and it’s incredibly rewarding to help them make sense of their breathing. This training is a great opportunity to build on the Level 1 course, deepen my knowledge, and take that next step towards becoming a certified BradCliff practitioner. I’m excited to keep developing a service that’s both evidence-based and accessible to people in regional areas like the Bega Valley." - Gemma Pound, Australia
"Thank you so much for supporting my ongoing learning with a scholarship to study the Bradcliff Breathing Level 2 course. I am a Respiratory Physiotherapist, and I live in Kent, England. I work in a range of healthcare settings including Primary Care Services, a Specialist Community Respiratory Team and in Private Practice. I see patients throughout their respiratory journey with a variety of chronic respiratory diseases, BPD and other respiratory needs. The skills I learnt in Level 1 have been so useful in all these settings and I have been able to share my knowledge with my colleagues in these areas, raising the awareness of the importance of breathing pattern assessment and management. I am excited about continuing this learning journey and further building on the valuable skills learnt in Level 1." - Natasha Beckett, England
"I’m so grateful to receive the scholarship for the Level 2 Bradcliff Breathing Course!
I loved Level 1 and use it every day in my physiotherapy practice. I’m excited to dive even deeper so I can better support my clients with their breathing challenges.
I’ve been a Physiotherapist since 2011, working in private practice in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. I support clients with Asthma, Long-Covid, Breathing Pattern Dysfunction, and COPD—both one-on-one and through Breathing Classes and workshops.
What I love most is helping people connect with their breath. It’s a tool they carry with them every moment of the day, accessible, powerful, and transformative. Guiding people to use it well is empowering and life-changing.
A huge thank you to Bradcliff Breathing Methods for this amazing opportunity!" - Christine Campbell, Canada
"I am a Cardio-Pulmonary-Onco Physiotherapist from Mumbai, India. I currently work in the outpatient rehabilitation department of a multi-speciality hospital.
I have always believed that breath is one of the most powerful indicators of health and well-being. Working with patients facing breathing pattern disorders—whether arising from chronic pulmonary conditions, end-stage cardiac diseases, or cancer—I have seen how often the importance of assessing and improving breathing patterns is overlooked.
I feel truly fortunate to have discovered the BradCliff Method at this stage of my career and receiving the scholarship for this course was just a cherry on the cake.
I am excited to learn from experts and peers across the globe, to share experiences, and to bring back a more holistic and efficient approach to my patients." - Miti Mehta, India
"I am truly grateful for the scholarship support, which allows me to continue with the second part of the BradCliff Breathing training. The first part of the program has already enriched my knowledge and practice, and I am excited to build further on these foundations. This opportunity means a lot to me both professionally and personally, and I look forward to bringing these skills to the people I work with." - Tjaša Romih, Slovenia
"I am a physiotherapist working with both inpatients and private practice clients in New Brunswick, Canada. Much of my career has been spent working in critical care, where I developed a passion for understanding and optimizing breathing mechanics. The principles I learned from the BradCliff Level 1 course have been an excellent addition to my clinical toolkit- I feel better equipped to provide high quality respiratory care to patients in both the acute care and private practice environments. Breathing is truly the foundation of all effective movement and I am grateful for the opportunity to continue expanding my knowledge through the Level 2 course!" - Alya Bartlett, Canada
"I'm a Respiratory and Critical Care Physiotherapist working across ICU, HDU and outpatients in Scotland. I'm really grateful to have been awarded this scholarship to complete Level 2 of the Bradcliff Breathing Method. By building on what I learned in Level 1, this course will give me the tools to better support patients with complex needs, including those recovering after an ICU admission, people living with upper airway dysfunction, or managing symptoms from long-term conditions that affect daily life. This support has lifted a huge barrier for me, and I'm looking forward to making the most of it in my practice. Thank you." - Lauren Ball, Scotland
"I’m very grateful to have received a scholarship to complete the Level 2 BradCliff Breathing course. As a respiratory physiotherapist working with adults in both a tertiary hospital and private practice in Perth, WA, this opportunity will help me build on my current knowledge and skills in managing breathing pattern disorders, which are becoming increasingly prevalent. I’m passionate about helping people improve their breathing and overall wellbeing, and this course will allow me to provide more targeted, evidence-based care to support my patients to breathe freely!" - Tamara Thornton, Australia
"Thank you so much to Bradcliff for the award of my scholarship for the level 2 course. I am so excited to be building on level 1 and expanding my skills in this area to better support my patients. This support has meant I could expedite my learning and support of my patients by reducing the financial barrier.
I work as a respiratory physiotherapist managing patients with cystic fibrosis Victoria, Australia. The chronic nature of this disease sees the development of concomitant breathing dysfunction, impacting exercise participation and quality of life. Completing this course will give me additional tools to help manage these patients, optimising breathing patterns and improving quality of life. Thank you Bradcliff!" – Jessica Sproule, Australia
"I am very appreciative in receiving a scholarship to complete Level 2 Bradcliff breathing course. Working as a physical therapist in a hospital based outpatient setting this opportunity will help to enhance and grow my current clinical skill set. I am thrilled about how this opportunity will allow me to help clients improve their well-being as well as address breathing disorders." - JoAnn Lavrisha, United States
"I am a physical therapist working primarily with patients living with chronic pain or chronic pulmonary disease in Winooski, close to Burlington Vermont.
My experience with L1 BradCliff training was excellent, and I have found that implementation of breath retraining principles serves me well in my clinical focus. I am looking forward to expanding my knowledge base and particularly interested in the relationship between breath retraining and down regulation and relaxation for patients." - Michelle Volberg, United States
"Jacqui Schewitz works in private practice in Johannesburg South Africa. Jacqui completed her undergraduate and master’s degrees at the University of the Witwatersrand in 2003 and 2013 respectively. Her research involved the functioning of the diaphragm. She works at Netcare Sunward Park and Netcare Waterfall City Hospital where she is involved in clinical care. Jacqui has published internationally and nationally on the diaphragm as well as the thoracic post surgical patient. She has presented at WCPT, Critical care congress, SATS and SASP congress’."
"I am delighted to have received a partial scholarship for the Level 2 Bradcliff course starting this month. I currently work in the respiratory outpatient department of a general hospital in Ireland. After integrating the learning from Level 1 over the past two years, I am eager to further develop my skills in inspiratory muscle training (IMT) and the management of upper airway dysfunction. The Bradcliff approach has enabled me to reintegrate breathing foundations into my clinical practice, and I have found that all patient populations benefit from this—whether they present with a standalone breathing pattern disorder (BPD) or are managing another chronic respiratory condition." - Erica Bajar, Ireland
"I run a respiratory physiotherapy outpatient clinic at the Queen Elizabeth NHS Hospital in Birmingham, England. Within my clinic I review a range of patients including COPD, Bronchiectasis, ILD, Post Covid and Respiratory Muscle Weakness patient cohorts. Whilst there is a vast difference between these patient’s presentations, the common factor is that many of them present with a dysfunctional breathing pattern. A large part of my role is therefore educating patients on breathing pattern disorders and guiding them through individualised re-training programmes.
After specialising into respiratory physiotherapy I quickly gained an interest in Breathing Pattern Disorders (BPD) and amazed by the difference I could make to my patients by improving their breathing pattern efficiency. This scholarship will allow me to gain further insight into BPD management in order to continue to advance the care which I provide for my patients. By developing my knowledge on Inspiratory Muscle Training and Exercise or Sport for BPD patients I will be able to assist a wider range of patients to achieve and exceed their goals." - Jess Shingler, England
"I am so grateful to have been awarded this scholarship for the Bradcliff course - thank you so much Bradcliff team!
I am a UK based respiratory physiotherapist working in a busy NHS London hospital. My current caseload is largely post thoracic surgery patients, many of whom suffer with acute changes to their breathing either as a consequence of post op complications or pre-existing health conditions with acute on chronic changes. Having previously worked with patients with disordered breathing, I am keen to continue expanding on my foundation skills to ensure I can keep providing top quality care within the public sector. I really look forward to starting the course!" - Kit Pollard, UK
