What irritates you most isn't actually about them. It's the part of you that's been buried, waiting to be felt instead of fought. This is where that ends.
You react before you even know why. Then you explain it away, again.
You know exactly what your pattern is. You've named it a hundred times. Nothing changes.
The same fight, the same shutdown, the same quiet distance, on repeat, in every relationship.
You're either single and attracting the same person in new packaging, or partnered and watching the spark go quiet.
Your body learns to release the charge before it runs you, not after.
Naming the pattern becomes feeling it move and finally leave, for good.
The trigger stops being a threat and starts being information you can use.
You come home to your own body first, so connection with another becomes possible again.
Lost her libido somewhere between motherhood and the to-do list. Wants to feel alive and desired in her own body again, not just functional.
Done with situationships. Wants a real, aligned relationship, without losing themselves trying to find it.
Heart cracked open by a breakup. Ready to heal cleanly and re-enter love from wholeness, not from the wound.
Years into a stable relationship. The love is real, the aliveness has gone quiet. Wants the fire back with the person already beside him.
Before anything else, you choose. Specifically. This is where you stop hoping for a different relationship and start designing one.
How you move, how you breathe, and where you put your focus. Most people leave all three on autopilot their whole life, then wonder why they feel stuck. This week, you take the wheel.
Emotion is energy passing through you, not who you are. Learn to release it and get it out of your body, so you return to peace and joy, every time.
What irritates you most is rarely about them. This week you learn to meet people and situations exactly as they are, not as you wish they were, so the charge finally drops.
Most of your energy sits locked in the body, unmoved. Learn to circulate it through every chakra so it radiates outward instead of staying stuck.
You cannot receive more love than you give yourself. This week, you close that gap, because every partnership you'll ever have is built on top of this one.
Insight fades in a week. A decision doesn't. You leave with one written commitment, sealed and handed back to you in six months, so you can see for yourself whether you kept it.
You'll know, in your body, the difference between a real threat and an old wound. That changes how every argument, every silence, every hard moment goes.
Six weeks of breath and movement, not theory. By the end, presence and sensation aren't something you try for, they're just back.
You leave with a written commitment to yourself, sealed and sent back to you months later, so you can see for yourself whether you kept it.
Twenty people, two hours a week, live. You're not doing this alone in your room hoping it sticks.
Everything you practice here works long after week six, on your own, with a future partner, or with the one already beside you.
This isn't a course built from a textbook. Every practice inside it is one Katerina and Yasser have lived themselves first, tested on their own relationship, before ever handing it to you.
Katerina holds the somatic, feminine voice. Yasser holds the grounded, masculine voice. Together, every week, you get both sides of the work, not just one.
Katerina & Yasser, The Breathwork Club
We only run this once at a time, twenty people, because this work doesn't happen in a crowd, it happens face to face. Doors open 18 August.
Both. The practices work whether you're doing them alone or with a partner.
No. One ticket covers both of you, on one screen, for the live calls and all the material.
Every call is recorded, so you'll never lose access to the coaching or the breathwork, even if you have to miss one live.
None. We start from zero. If you've never done a single breathwork session, you're in the right place.
Your home practice and your live session, around three to four hours a week, total. The rest is up to how deep you want to go.