Free digital book by Kyle Buller

Breath Psyche Soma

Breathwork is more than a breathing technique.

Download a grounded introduction to the relationship between breath, trauma, embodied experience, and the deeper psyche.

  • Understand how breathing patterns relate to emotion and embodied experience
  • Explore breathwork through somatic and trauma-informed perspectives
  • Consider the clinical, personal, and transpersonal dimensions of practice

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A practical introduction for personal explorers and helping professionals
Breath Psyche Soma: Introduction to Breathwork and Trauma Resolution by Kyle Buller
Free complete digital edition
Kyle Buller, M.S., LPC Therapist and educator
Co-founder of Psychedelics Today Long-form education and public dialogue
Breathwork practice since 2010 Transpersonal and somatic orientation

Inside the book

A grounded introduction without the academic overload

  • The relationship between breathing, emotion, and embodied experience
  • How trauma can influence the body and patterns of breathing
  • The role of breathwork in accessing and processing emotional material
  • Connections between somatic psychology and breath-based practice
  • Considerations for helping professionals and facilitators
  • A transpersonal view of healing, consciousness, and psyche

Why this book

Where breath, body, and psyche meet

This short book offers an accessible entry point into breathwork without flattening it into a quick technique or overloading the reader with theory.

Understand the foundations

Explore how breathing, emotion, the body, and trauma can shape one another.

Bridge theory and practice

Connect somatic psychology and breath-based approaches with real helping relationships.

Take a wider view of healing

Consider emotional, relational, clinical, and transpersonal dimensions of breathwork.

Who it is for

Begin where you are

No previous breathwork experience is required. The book is written to be useful whether you are exploring breathwork personally or considering how it may relate to your professional work.

Helping professionals

For therapists, counselors, coaches, facilitators, and students interested in experiential and somatic approaches.

Personal explorers

For people curious about breath, consciousness, emotional processing, and a deeper relationship with embodied experience.

Kyle Buller

About the author

Kyle Buller, M.S., LPC

Kyle is a therapist, breathwork facilitator, educator, and co-founder of Psychedelics Today. His work draws from transpersonal psychology, somatic psychology, mental health counseling, psychedelic education, and years of studying and facilitating transpersonal breathwork.

Licensed Professional Counselor Somatic Psychology Transpersonal Breathwork Psychedelic Integration

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Educational disclaimer: This resource is for educational purposes and is not medical advice, mental health treatment, or a substitute for care from a qualified professional. Some breathwork practices may be intense or inappropriate for people with certain medical or psychological conditions. Consult an appropriate professional before beginning intensive breathwork.