Complete 60-day progression
Three progressive phases, six planned Stacks, and eleven standalone Modules.
Community Access
BREATHmg offers the complete Individual 60-day 40 Hz Binaural Beats Breathwork Program at no cost to people who cannot comfortably spend $39. This includes LGBTQ+ young adults, people living with mental-health challenges, and anyone whose circumstances put the program out of reach. You do not need to prove hardship, disclose a diagnosis, or explain your circumstances.
One complete Individual seat / No payment / No subscription / Permanent access
Access without proving hardship
The Access Scholarship is not a contest, discount, or reduced version of BREATHmg. If cost would otherwise prevent you from purchasing the program, you may request one complete Individual seat for your own use. There is no financial review and no limited number of scholarships.
Complete Individual access
The scholarship includes one Individual seat. Breath Buddies and its four-person Circle are not included.
Three progressive phases, six planned Stacks, and eleven standalone Modules.
All 17 recordings with human-paced breathing, immersive ambient sound, and a consistent 40 Hz binaural layer.
Streaming, saved listening position, practice tracking, and private Awareness Notes.
Beginner's Guide, Program Manual, and Quick Start Guide.
Keep the complete audio and guides and use them offline.
The program and your account do not expire after the first 60 days.
A different kind of application
We will not ask you to explain what you lack or prove why you deserve access. Instead, we ask you to name something you value in yourself. Your response can be short or long. It is not judged, scored, reviewed for eligibility, or used for marketing.
Access Scholarship
Complete the reflection below, confirm that cost would otherwise prevent you from purchasing BREATHmg, and continue to the $0 checkout. No card or payment method is required.
BREATHmg is an educational wellness program, not medical or mental-health treatment. Follow the program's safety guidance, never force a breath hold, and speak with a qualified clinician before practicing intentional breathing or breath retention if you have a health condition or concerns about whether it is appropriate for you.