
A SEMINAR AND COURSE FOR ANYONE WHO WANTS TO:
Relieve snoring, sleep apnoea or insomnia
Improve asthma self-management
Alleviate suffering from allergies, hay fever or blocked nose
De-stress and overcome anxiety/panic attacks
Improve their energy, health and fitness
SEMINAR DETAILS
This 90-minute seminar will be presented by Glenn White of Buteyko Breathing Clinics in collaboration with Asthma New Zealand.
Since 2001, Glenn has helped thousands of adults and children in New Zealand with asthma, allergies, sleep apnoea, stress and many other breathing disorders.
In this seminar you will learn:
- How to alleviate disorders such as asthma, hay fever, snoring, sleep apnoea, anxiety/panic attacks and stress
- Techniques and guidelines to start getting immediate relief from breathing-related symptoms
Attendees receive a Breathing Basics guide.
Seminar Date: Monday, 21 October 2019
Time: 6:00pm–7:30pm
Venue: Asthma Wellington, Level 1, Salvation Army Building, 125 Johnsonville Rd, Johnsonville 6037
Seminar fee: $25 All proceeds will go to Asthma New Zealand
CPD points for health professionals
A Buteyko Breathing Course will be held at the same time/venue in the week of the Seminar

COURSE DETAILS
Course Dates: Tuesday 22 October – Friday 25 October 2019
Time: 6:00pm–7:30pm
Venue: Asthma Wellington, as above
Course fee: $695 (ask about our early bird discount)
The seminar fee is waived for those who enrol on the course.
What you can expect: A significant reduction in symptoms within the 6 weeks. Benefits include better sleep, increased energy levels, improved fitness/sport performance and less susceptibility to colds and flu. The breathing exercises are practised daily for six weeks for optimal results. After that time it is usually possible to stop the daily practice, although life-long awareness of the concepts is recommended.
BOOKING
Phone 09 360 6291
info@buteykobreathing.nz
Asthma Wellington
Phone 04 237 4520
Buteyko is a clinically proven technique delivering immediate and sustained relief from breathing-related problems in children and adults
Posted: Fri 13 Sep 2019




