BradCliff Breathing

BradCliff Breathing World leaders in education, assessment and treatment of BREATHING Pattern Disorders and Dysfunction.

"I am very grateful to receive the BradCliff Breathing Scholarship. I am working as a private Physiotherapist in Albury,...
05/02/2026

"I am very grateful to receive the BradCliff Breathing Scholarship. I am working as a private Physiotherapist in Albury, Australia. In my clinical Pilates work, I frequently observe dysfunctional breathing patterns that affect movement quality, balance, pain, and confidence. I am also working with older adults with respiratory conditions and would look forward to integrating BradCliff breathing techniques in this area. This scholarship allows me to build stronger skills in breathing assessment and retraining, so I can better integrate effective, evidence-based breathing strategies into my clinical practice. I am excited to apply this knowledge to improve functional outcomes and quality of life for the clients I work with." - Kel Ladgrove, Australia

"I am looking forward to participating in the Bradcliff Breathing online course and am grateful for the scholarship.For ...
05/02/2026

"I am looking forward to participating in the Bradcliff Breathing online course and am grateful for the scholarship.
For the past six years I have worked in a Cancer Centre within a regional hospital in Victoria, Australia. Over the years I have worked with respiratory patients in a variety of settings including ICU, Pulmonary and Cardiac Rehabilitation Programs.
Breathing dysfunction and dyspnoea are common amongst all patients undergoing cancer treatments. I am especially interested in incorporating these tools in the management of the lung cancer population. I can see they will be beneficial in optimising recovery for patients undergoing chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgical management of cancer. To have access to evidence based assessment and treatment tools will not only improve the management of patients with respiratory issues but will also allow for service development within our cancer centre. Impacts of cancer treatment can be ongoing for years into survivorship and to improve the ability to breathe will improve independence and quality of life.
I am also happy to see clinicians from around the world participating in the course." - Anne Johnson, Australia

"I am extremely grateful to receive the BradCliff Breathing Scholarship. I have been interested in completing this cours...
04/02/2026

"I am extremely grateful to receive the BradCliff Breathing Scholarship. I have been interested in completing this course for some time. I am a physiotherapist working in Respiratory Outpatients in central London. I see a wide variety of chronic respiratory conditions, including BPD, ILO, chronic cough, and long COVID. I am very much looking forward to expanding my knowledge and skills through this course so that I can continue to improve the care and outcomes for my patients." - Rebecca Gore, England

“Receiving this scholarship is a valuable opportunity to further develop my skills as a Chronic Disease Respiratory Phys...
03/02/2026

“Receiving this scholarship is a valuable opportunity to further develop my skills as a Chronic Disease Respiratory Physiotherapist working across community-based Ambulatory Care Hubs in the North Tipperary and East Limerick region in Ireland. I support people living with long-term respiratory conditions such as COPD and Asthma through specialist pulmonary rehabilitation and physiotherapy-led respiratory clinics, with a focus on reducing symptom burden, optimising functional breathing, and preventing hospital admissions.
Undertaking the BradCliff Level 1 training will strengthen my ability to assess and address dysfunctional breathing patterns that often contribute to disproportionate breathlessness, anxiety, and reduced exercise tolerance in this population. The learning will enhance the holistic care I provide, complementing existing respiratory management and supporting patients to better understand and self-manage their symptoms. I am very grateful for this support and look forward to bringing the learning back to my practice to benefit the patients and communities I work with.” - Sinead Cleary, Ireland

"Receiving the Bradcliff Training Method scholarship would be a meaningful and transformative opportunity to further enh...
30/01/2026

"Receiving the Bradcliff Training Method scholarship would be a meaningful and transformative opportunity to further enhance my clinical practice within the Respiratory Rehabilitation Day Program at St. Joseph’s Healthcare. With over two decades of experience working with individuals living with chronic lung disease, I am deeply committed to continually refining my skills to better support patients with complex, long-term respiratory conditions. The Bradcliff Training Method’s emphasis on advanced movement analysis, postural control, and functional breathing strategies strongly aligns with my clinical focus on optimizing physical function, symptom management, and quality of life for individuals with COPD and other chronic respiratory diseases. This training would allow me to integrate more nuanced, evidence-informed movement and breathing interventions into pulmonary rehabilitation, particularly for patients with deconditioning, balance impairments, and co-morbid chronic disease. Beyond direct patient care, the scholarship would also enhance my role as a clinical lead, educator, and adjunct faculty member by strengthening my ability to mentor students and colleagues, translate advanced concepts into clinical practice, and support innovation within interprofessional care. Ultimately, this opportunity would directly benefit the patients I serve by expanding the depth, precision, and effectiveness of my therapeutic approach, while reinforcing my ongoing commitment to excellence in respiratory physiotherapy practice." - Diana, Canada

"Receiving this scholarship is both a privilege and a meaningful opportunity to further develop my skills as a respirato...
29/01/2026

"Receiving this scholarship is both a privilege and a meaningful opportunity to further develop my skills as a respiratory physiotherapist serving the Mid West of Ireland. Working at University Hospital Limerick, I support a large and socially diverse population across Limerick, Clare, North Tipperary and surrounding counties, many of whom experience significant social and economic disadvantage and carry a high burden of chronic respiratory disease.

Many people in our community face challenges such as higher rates of smoking, disability, and limited access to health information and care. I am committed to supporting them with understanding and respect using the skills I will learn on this scholarship. The course will enable me to build specialist expertise in breathing pattern disorders and long-term breathlessness management, directly benefiting patients with complex respiratory needs while also allowing me to share this knowledge with colleagues across the hospital group to improve the quality of care delivered to this vulnerable population.

I am honoured to receive this scholarship, which supports my ongoing professional development as a respiratory physiotherapist in the Mid West region. I will also share the knowledge I learn with my team, so together we can improve respiratory care for everyone in our region." - Megan O'Mahony, Ireland

"My name is Vaidehi Pandit, and I am a Registered Physiotherapist currently practicing in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. In ...
28/01/2026

"My name is Vaidehi Pandit, and I am a Registered Physiotherapist currently practicing in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. In my current role, I work with clients across a wide range of age groups, from teenagers to older adults. Through my clinical experience, I have noticed that many of my patients present with dysfunctional breathing patterns that have gradually become their “normal,” often without their awareness. I had not fully appreciated the significance of breathing until my colleague, Christine Campbell, PT, introduced me to the fundamentals of breathing assessment and retraining, and how these concepts can be integrated into physiotherapy practice. Christine has completed both levels of the Bradcliff Breathing Methods courses and encouraged me to pursue this training. Receiving this scholarship and taking the Bradcliff Breathing course will allow me to deepen my understanding of breathing mechanics and dysfunction. I am confident this knowledge will enhance my clinical skills and better equip me to help my patients restore more efficient and healthy breathing patterns. Thank you very much for this opportunity and your support." - Vaidehi Pandit, Canada

"I am grateful to receive a partial BradCliff Breathing scholarship for the online Level 1 course. As a physiotherapist ...
23/01/2026

"I am grateful to receive a partial BradCliff Breathing scholarship for the online Level 1 course. As a physiotherapist working in Pulmonary Rehabilitation in Toronto, this opportunity is especially meaningful.
My clinical focus and passion has long been in cardiorespiratory physiotherapy and helping people breathe more effectively, and the skills and insights gained through the BradCliff Breathing course will support my ability to apply evidence‑informed techniques to improve breathing efficiency, physical function, and quality of life for people living with chronic lung disease and other breathing‑related conditions across hospital‑based care and private clinical practice." - Prashna Singh, Canada

"I am truly grateful to have been awarded the Bradcliff Scholarship. As a physiotherapist working in South Africa, gaini...
15/01/2026

"I am truly grateful to have been awarded the Bradcliff Scholarship. As a physiotherapist working in South Africa, gaining expertise in the Bradcliff techniques will be highly beneficial to both my practice and the communities I serve. I have worked extensively with patients in rural areas who often have limited access to equipment and ongoing medical care. I firmly believe that equipping these patients with effective, evidence-based breathing techniques will empower them to better manage their symptoms independently. This training will also enhance my ability to treat individuals in low-income settings and contribute to improving healthcare access where it is needed most." - Niki Morris, South Africa

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