Meet our successful 2026 Scholarships Applicants for Level 1!
- 19 December 2025
We are deeply committed to meeting the urgent need for health professionals who can recognise and treat disordered breathing. Each day, we hear from patients around the world searching for trained providers in their region. To help meet this demand, we offer scholarships that cover 25% or 50% of course fees.
"I would like to thank you for the opportunity to attend the level 1 course with a scholarship, it means a lot to me to receive this opportunity as it will enable me to expand my knowledge and skills and be able to apply this in my workplace to clients who would really benefit from this method. I work with people with ME/CFS and Long COVID and am becoming more aware of the number of people who potentially have an underlying breathing pattern disorder with or without an underlying respiratory cause and the benefit of breathing retraining could have on their quality of life. I am excited to start the course in February.
I live in the Isle of Man, which is a small island between England and Ireland. The population is around 85,000. We have a local healthcare system similar to the NHS but due to the size of the population some health services are transferred off island. I currently work with people with ME/CFS and Long COVID, we are in a relatively new combined service, it is likely in the future that the service will include other linked conditions and these are likely to be a population that would benefit from addressing dysfunctional breathing also." - Nikki Andrea, Isle of Man

"I would like to thank you for the opportunity to attend the level 1 course with a scholarship, it means a lot to me to receive this opportunity as it will enable me to expand my knowledge and skills and be able to apply this in my workplace to clients who would really benefit from this method. I work with people with ME/CFS and Long COVID and am becoming more aware of the number of people who potentially have an underlying breathing pattern disorder with or without an underlying respiratory cause and the benefit of breathing retraining could have on their quality of life. I am excited to start the course in February.