BradCliff Breathing
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World leaders in education, assessment, treatment of BREATHING pattern disorders/dysfunction. Physiotherapy medical based programmes.
Joined June 2018
"I've been awarded a scholarship for Bradcliff Breathing Method training! As a Physiotherapist in Respiratory & Palliative Care, I apply my skills in breathing pattern management to support patients with COPD and ILD, hospital-based & community patients." - Reena McClure, Wales
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"I'm grateful for the scholarship for the Bradcliff L1 course! I'm a UK based respiratory physiotherapist working in a NHS London hospital. My caseload is largely post thoracic surgery patients, many of whom suffer with acute changes to their breathing." - Kit Pollard, UK
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'Thanks BradCliff for a scholarship for the L1 course. I'm physio specialising in respiratory care. I work in an avoidance & early discharge team & run out-patient respiratory specialist physio clinics - patients with BPD, ILO, chronic cough, long covid.' - Rebecca Carpenter, UK
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"I'm a physiotherapist working in wards & intensive care units of a busy hospital. So happy to receive this scholarship as I'm particularly interested in helping my population of patients who are struggling with chronic lung & heart disease." - Samantha Hurst, South Africa
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"I'm incredibly grateful to receive a scholarship for Bradcliff Breathing L1 course. I work at a public hospital providing care in both the ICU & general medical wards." - Kara Fechter, Johannesburg, South Africa
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"I'm very grateful for the opp. to study the grace of breathing. I work in a hospital dealing with critically ill, medical, surgical and cardiac patients. I'll be able to assist patients improve their quality of life with evidence-based treatment." - Lucian Cronje, South Africa
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“I’m very grateful for scholarship for the L1 Bradcliff Breathing Course! Over 10 years of experience in Neuro & Vestibular rehabilitation, I’m currently working in private practice. Main areas of focus - concussion & private vestibular rehabilitation.” - Suba Len, Wellington, NZ
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"It’s with great excitement that I accept your generous scholarship towards my upcoming BradCliff Breathing Method training. I'm a Canadian Respiratory Therapist with 30 years of clinical experience & national certification as a Respiratory Educator." - Sirka Hohndorf, Canada
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".. thrilled to receive a scholarship & opp. to participate in the Bradcliff L1 course. This field is specialised, it's hard to find quality high-level professional development to increase my knowledge in treatment of patients with breathing disorders." - Sally Elsom, Australia
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"Incredibly honored to receive this scholarship, enabling further knowledge & skills in respiratory physiotherapy. I work at a clinic in Slovenia, supporting outpatients, inpatients, post-surgery, ICU patients and respiratory rehabilitation programs." - Tjaša Romih, Slovenia
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BradCliff Level 1 scholarship applications close 15th Jan! -
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BradCliff Level 1 EARLY EARLYBIRD price ends 1st Jan! -
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Key Dates BradCliff Level 1 EARLY EARLYBIRD price & Scholarship Applications -
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Breathing skills for healthcare providers not only benefit their clients but also help regulate their own autonomic nervous systems. This self-regulation contributes to decreased anxiety & improved well-being, enabling providers to deliver more effective & compassionate care.
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"I'm really impressed with the Level 2 course, and I love the pace - little bits at a time help the information to sink in and give me time to mull it over, look up aspects I am not clear on, and then think about how it will apply to my practice." - Emily Beedell, Ontario, Canada
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Registrations for the 2025 Level 2 course are now open! Plus scholarships, and asthma guidelines. -
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'The Vital Pump' The Diaphragm or Heart? BradCliff would say the diaphragm. When we ‘breathe well’, the diaphragm pumps up & down - approximately 15,000 breaths every 24 hours at rest. The heart moves with it facilitating blood flow & pressure, and regulating the nervous system.
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RT @SciePro: Inside your body, the heart, lungs, diaphragm, and intestines are always in motion, keeping you alive. Learn how each part con…
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