We are Sandrine Duglio and Sandy Salier. Breathwork Infinity® didn’t come from a trend, but from thousands of hours spent accompanying people, observing their reactions, refining our posture, and seeking to create an experience that is both profound, structured, and comprehensible.
Our expertise lies at the intersection of Breathwork, breath neurophysiology, the nervous system, emotional support, states of consciousness, and the design of immersive sound experiences.
Before training facilitators, we supported them. A lot. Individually, in groups, in training rooms, at events, conferences, and immersive experiences.
We have learned to recognize what is happening when a breath quickens, an emotion rises, the mind resists, or a participant cuts off their sensations or, on the contrary, lets themselves be overwhelmed. This field experience is at the heart of our teaching style.
We succeeded, learned, and doubted, too. That is precisely why we wanted to create clear benchmarks: understand what we are observing, know how to adjust the intensity, and never confuse a spectacular experience with quality support.
Breathing is a tool. Expertise lies in everything that allows us to know when to use it, how to dose it, what we observe, and how to remain available to the person.
Years of experience with real people, with stories, resistances and different reactions. We teach the facilitators to break out of the automatic protocol in order to truly be present to what is happening.
We link the practice to concrete mechanisms: breathing, CO₂, the autonomic nervous system, attention, interoception, and states of consciousness. Understanding allows us to accompany the practice with greater discernment.
Rapid breathing does not have the same objective as slow breathing or a circular breathing pattern. We teach people to choose and modulate breathing according to the context rather than to reproduce a recipe.
Breathing, tone, agitation, withdrawal, emotional expression: a competent facilitator constantly observes and knows how to reduce, maintain, or increase the intensity without imposing an experience.
We have developed the signature sound of Breathwork Infinity® to structure the journey, support attention, and free the facilitator from some of the technical burden so that he or she can remain available to the group.
Contraindications, pre-talk, consent, intensity, returning to calm, and integration are all part of the session. For us, competence is also measured by the ability to not go too far.
With experience, we stop trying to provoke anything. We learn to read more carefully, to intervene less but better, to recognize the moments when it’s necessary to support, slow down, rephrase, or simply leave some space.
It is this finesse that we transmit. Breathwork Infinity® does not just teach a breathing technique: the method forms a accompaniment posture.
Breathwork Infinity® is built on two pillars: one brings a long therapeutic experience and an understanding of human mechanisms; the other is great finesse in group management, posture, the construction of protocols, and sound experience.
Sandrine has been helping people for over ten years. Her expertise combines brief therapy, hypnosis, NLP, EMDR, somatic work, Breathwork, and understanding the nervous system. In Breathwork Infinity®, she provides reading of mechanisms, structuring of protocols, safety, and the ability to transform a technique into a true support tool.
Sandy co-created Breathwork Infinity® and accompanies participants as future facilitators with a special focus on posture, observation, dosage, and group dynamics. She contributes to the design of the 5D audio protocols and conveys how to remain fully available to the human being during an immersive experience.
We know what the breath can produce: sometimes a lot, sometimes little, sometimes something completely different from what we imagined.
Our job is not to promise a reaction. It is to build the most just conditions so that the person can breathe, feel, and go through their experience in a structured framework.
This is also the reason why we place such emphasis on the training of facilitators: Good audio will never replace a competent human presence.
«We saw what the breath can change in just a few minutes. But we especially learned that the quality of a session depends less on what the facilitator wants to achieve than on their ability to listen, observe, and support what is really there.»
Sandrine Duglio & Sandy Salier · Breathwork Infinity®You can start by experiencing a session with us or discovering the training that transmits the method, the protocols, and most importantly, the posture that accompanies them.
