BradCliff Breathing Method Scholarships

We're extremely passionate about addressing the significant need for health professionals trained to recognise and treat disordered breathing. Every day, we receive patient inquiries from around the world, seeking information about services in their area. To support this growing demand, we offer contributions covering 25% and 50% of course fees.

We're looking for health professionals who:

  1. Serve populations that currently lack access to a BradCliff-trained professional, or
  2. Have financial circumstances where assistance with fees would enable them to complete our course, or
  3. Already demonstrate an active interest in the field of breathing rehabilitation.

Note:

  • If you apply for but do not receive a scholarship you will still be given a discount code which will reduce the price back to the early early bird price so you will not be penalised for waiting to hear back about the scholarship. 
  • Scholarships apply the discount to the Earlybird price.
  • Scholarships only apply for individual courses and not the FAST TRACK option to purchase Level 1 and 2 together.

Scholarship applications for the upcoming courses:

Level 1 Online Course starting March 2025 are now OPEN. Applications close on 15 January 2025.

Apply here.

Level 2 Online Course starting October 2025 are now OPEN. Applications close 27th August 2025.

Apply here.

“Dear BradCliff Team, I want to take this opportunity to thank you for your very generous sponsorship for the Level 1 course. When I started on this journey, I was hoping to use breathing as a way of providing calm for my special needs students, as well as their families, staff etc. The course has been a game changer for me. As well as my initial intention of reducing anxiety, I can also see its applications in many other ways. I am particularly interested in mouth breathing and its effects on sleep (and the resultant behaviours) and facial development. I am so grateful to be on this course and want to thank you on behalf of my students."

Ann Dooley, Special Needs Physiotherapist, Rotorua, New Zealand