Inspire Breathwork

My name is Hannah Kendaru (she/her) and I am the founder and main teacher at Inspire Breathwork. I am an Indonesian-British Breathwork Practitioner and Trainer with 12 years of experience. Inspire Breathwork is a breathwork training school rooted in embodied approaches to healing intergenerational, historical, institutional and personal trauma.

I use specific breathwork techniques, the conscious connected breath and embodiment to bring us back into the deep remembrance of what love, liberation and justice means. I use the breath to remember our connection to the earth, to our lineages and ancestors; for decolonial healing and rewilding our civilised minds, bodies and spirits.

Inspire Breathwork is a breathwork training school focused on Decolonial Healing and Embodied Social Justice.

We offer:

• 6-week online breathwork therapy programs throughout the year for the general public
• 2-year Breathwork Facilitator Training and
• 3-month Professional Development program called ‘Decolonise Your Practice’. This course is

For more information please visit our website here or email us at hannah@inspire-breathwork.org

This school is accredited internationally by the Global Professional Breathwork Alliance.

Mostly online and accessible anywhere in the world. We have in-person immersions for the training in the July of your second year in the UK.

About Hannah: 

Hannah Kendaru is an experienced Indonesian-English breathwork therapist with a diverse training history. Her training includes the Alchemy of Breath Breathwork Practitioner and Facilitator Training, as well as Women & Power: Reclaiming & Reimagining Power in the World Today, Path of the Shamanic Warrior at The Sanctuary, Embodied Social Justice with EmbodyLab, Somatic Abolitionism Anti-Racism Course with Resmaa Menakem, Positive Discipline at The Eden School, Mindfulness for Stress Release MBSR at The Eden School, and the Advanced Master Program on the Treatment of Trauma at the National Institute for the Clinical Application of Behavioural Medicine.

In the last 12 years, she has found the importance of bodies as a sites of wisdom and of activism. Guided by ancestors, teachers, mentors, advanced trauma training and indigenous wisdom she weaves together personal healing and social justice serving for radical change.