MESA, Ariz. - s4story -- Liquid Breathwork is opening three Breathwork certification cohorts this fall: a live 12-week online cohort starting October 6, and three-day in-person intensives in the Phoenix area on October 23 to 25 and November 6 to 8. The September intensive sold out. As of September 4, the practice holds a 5.0 average across 45 Google reviews, all of them five stars. Ryan McBurney founded Liquid Breathwork in Mesa and has guided Breathwork since 2018. Shelby Von Oepen, RN, BSN, co-founded the practice and co-teaches the certification. She has been a registered nurse for fourteen years, and she teaches the physiology and safety side of the training. The method is surrender-based. Long exhales, breath holds, music, and a sound bath, with no screaming and no cathartic theatrics. Public classes run monthly in the Phoenix area, Flagstaff, Prescott, Tucson, and Lake Tahoe. "We've invested about $20,000 in our own Breathwork trainings and certifications, and honestly some of the most expensive ones taught us the least," said McBurney. "So we built the training we wish we'd had. Small groups, Shelby in the room for the science, and you practice facilitating real people before you ever graduate. We issue our own certificate, we don't hold any third-party accreditation, and we say that out loud. Every price is on the page, no sales call needed." Tuition is $1,497 for the online cohort and $1,997 for a Phoenix intensive, with the first three seats in each in-person cohort at $1,697. Monthly payment plans are available. Every format includes live teaching from McBurney and Von Oepen, supervised practice facilitating real participants, a full manual, business training for filling your first classes, and ongoing mentorship through a private graduate community. One certification graduate, Geoffrey Bishop, wrote on Google: "Ryan and Shelby are very knowledgeable in the material they present. The pace of the class was well thought out." Another reviewer, Elizabeth Hutchins, described the practice as "very introspective compared to other sessions I've done." The training is a strong fit for yoga teachers, therapists, massage therapists, coaches, and nurses who want to add Breathwork facilitation to their work. It is a weaker fit for anyone who wants a high-intensity cathartic style, a self-paced video course, or a credential from a third-party accrediting body. The reviews page at https://www.liquidbreathwork.com/reviews/ republishes every Google review word for word and answers the "is it legit" and "is it worth it" questions directly. Cohort details and enrollment: https://www.liquidbreathwork.com/breathwork-certification/

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