Yoga Continuing Education Near Boston

3 days of Breathwork training in Washington, D.C., a short nonstop from Logan. Starting May 21st, 2027.

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Dates and Tuition

Three days in person or twelve weeks online. The same surrender-based method and mentorship from Ryan and Shelby either way.

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Every Training Includes

  • Complete course materials and manual
  • Ongoing mentorship from Ryan and Shelby
  • Private graduate community
  • Monthly graduate call on the first Wednesday of every month

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Logging the Hours From Greater Boston

This training is available for 24 hours of Yoga Alliance® Continuing Education credit through the Subject Matter Expert pathway. You must be a current RYT to log the hours. Yoga Alliance asks for 30 training hours every three years. One weekend in D.C. is 24 live hours.

DatesMay 21-23, 2027, Friday to Sunday
WhereWashington, D.C. Everyone enrolled gets the address by email.
From BostonA short nonstop from Logan to Reagan National, which sits on the Metro. Same time zone.
Led byRyan McBurney and Shelby Von Oepen, RN, in the room with you
Tuition$1,997, or hold a seat with a $250 deposit
Your recordA Certificate of Completion. You log the 24 hours yourself.

The four logging steps are listed on the Yoga Alliance Continuing Education credit page. Liquid Breathwork is not affiliated with Yoga Alliance.

Logan to Reagan National, or the Acela

We do not hold a training in Massachusetts. Washington, D.C. is the closest, and a short flight is the easy way down. No rental car needed.

Through Logan

JetBlue is Logan's largest carrier, and several airlines fly nonstop to Reagan National, which has its own Metro station. The Silver Line SL1 runs from South Station to every terminal, free from the airport side.

A shuttle links the terminals to the Blue Line's Airport station. Logan Express buses run from Back Bay, Braintree, Framingham, Woburn and Danvers.

By Train

The Acela leaves South Station and stops at Back Bay and Route 128, then runs straight through to Union Station in D.C.

It takes about 7 hours, so it's a full day each way. Most people fly.

D.C. in May runs about ten degrees warmer than Boston, with highs in the mid 70s, lows near 60 and a few rainy days. Pack lighter clothes and a rain layer.

Coming From Elsewhere in New England

From Worcester and MetroWest

The MBTA Framingham/Worcester Line runs from Worcester Union Station straight into South Station, where the Silver Line runs to Logan. Teachers in Framingham can ride Logan Express instead.

From Southern New Hampshire

Manchester, Londonderry, Salem and Nashua ride Boston Express buses to South Station and to Logan. You land on the same train or the same flight as everyone leaving Boston.

From Providence or Hartford

Both have their own airport, so you can skip Logan. See yoga continuing education near Providence and yoga continuing education near Hartford.

Or Atlanta in March

Atlanta comes first, on March 19-21, a nonstop flight from Logan. Same three days, same 24 live hours. See yoga continuing education near Atlanta.

What Our Graduates Say

Matthew Seibert, Liquid Breathwork certification graduate

Matthew Seibert - Healing practitioner, LBW graduate

“One of the things that really stood out for me during the training was a lot of the hands-on practice that we got, all the reps. It helped me feel more prepared and more confident in my ability to facilitate Breathwork on my own.”

He chose Liquid Breathwork after comparing several certification programs, and now brings Breathwork into the healing work he already does.

Sisily Chevalier, Liquid Breathwork facilitator

Sisily Chevalier - Owner of Body by Sisily, LBW facilitator

“So grateful for both of you, Ryan and Shelby. You’re changing my life right as we speak ... the ladies both booked for next week for paid sessions.”

After getting certified she had paid one-on-ones and a group session booked in Santa Clarita.

Krystal, Liquid Breathwork facilitator

Krystal - Realtor, nurse, LBW facilitator

“I was really looking for something that was more gentle, more supportive ... and Liquid Breathwork delivered just that.”

She arrived a beginner, after one Breathwork class elsewhere that felt like a lot. She left certain that everything we need is already within us.

Students speaking about the Liquid Breathwork certification training

Inside the Liquid Breathwork room - June 2025 training highlights

Hear from past students as they went through our June 2025 training.

A short look at what a full Liquid Breathwork session actually looks like from the inside.

Shelby holding space at a Liquid Breathwork sound session

Shelby - Registered nurse, LBW facilitator

Sells out a women’s only class every month.

Fourteen years a registered nurse, and Ryan’s star student. She has kept those classes full for over two years.

Nigel, therapist and Liquid Breathwork facilitator

Nigel - Therapist and LBW facilitator

“I felt like that one session of Breathwork was more impactful than multiple sessions of EMDR that I received in therapy.”

He now guides Liquid Breathwork along with practicing as a clinical psychologist.

Kat McGill guiding a Breathwork session at a music festival

Kat McGill - Chef and LBW facilitator, owner of Breath and Blossom

Leads Breathwork at music festivals.

Gem & Jam and Peak State in Austin, 20+ people on the grass.

Joseph Norris, Liquid Breathwork facilitator in Flagstaff

Joseph Norris - LBW facilitator and dad, owner of TranceSENDent Breathwork, Flagstaff, Arizona

“The training gave me the confidence to speak with knowledge about breathwork ... the experiencer is put more at ease and able to go deeper knowing that what is happening is normal and ok.”

He has run a class or two every month since April under his own brand.

Brittany Prince guiding a Breathwork class

Brittany Prince - LBW facilitator, owner of Awakened Prana

“The group calls are supportive and range from business growth to breaking down student’s teachings for feedback.”

Weekly classes, held so consistently that three of her breathers came and got certified in Liquid Breathwork too.

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Bring a Breathwork Session Back to Boston

You already cue the breath in class. In D.C. you learn to guide a whole Breathwork session, from opening the room to bringing everyone back.

You guide real people through the whole arc while Ryan and Shelby coach you. Then the business side: what to charge and how to find your first clients back home in Somerville or the South End.

The lessons a yoga teacher uses the first week home.

  • Opening a Session & the Breathwork Script
  • Phrases for Guiding a Session
  • Trauma-Informed Facilitation
  • Events, Booking & Payments

See the full curriculum

Want the full certification picture from Massachusetts? See Breathwork certification near Boston.

Boston Yoga Teacher FAQ

Can Boston yoga teachers log this training with Yoga Alliance?

Yes. This training is available for 24 hours of Yoga Alliance Continuing Education credit through the Subject Matter Expert pathway. You must be a current RYT to log the hours. You enter the 24 hours in your own Yoga Alliance account after the D.C. weekend. Liquid Breathwork is not affiliated with Yoga Alliance.

Is there a yoga continuing education training in Massachusetts?

Not one of ours. The closest is Washington, D.C., on May 21-23, 2027, a short nonstop from Logan to Reagan National. Atlanta comes earlier, on March 19-21.

How much is the D.C. training?

Tuition for the May 21-23 D.C. training is $1,997. The flight, lodging and meals are on you. A $250 deposit holds your seat, and monthly payment plans are available. Questions: inhale@liquidbreathwork.com or 480-660-9890.

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