We’re looking forward to introducing you to Bre Hamideh. Check out our conversation below.
Bre, a huge thanks to you for investing the time to share your wisdom with those who are seeking it. We think it’s so important for us to share stories with our neighbors, friends and community because knowledge multiples when we share with each other. Let’s jump in: What do you think is misunderstood about your business?
People often misunderstand what I do.
They see the words “breathwork” or “feminine healing” and assume it’s just spiritual self-care or a calming wellness session.
From the outside, it might look like:
• A relaxing breathwork journey
• A feel-good women’s circle
• Pretty rituals and People often misunderstand what I do.
They see the words “breathwork” or “feminine healing” and assume it’s just spiritual self-care or a calming wellness session.
From the outside, it might look like:
• A relaxing breathwork journey
• A feel-good women’s retreat
• Pretty rituals and affirmations
But what they don’t see—unless they’ve experienced it—is how deeply transformative this work really is.
My sessions are:
• Trauma-informed and catalytic—they open the door to emotional release, subconscious healing, and nervous system regulation
• Ceremonial and sacred—rooted in ancient wisdom and held in a safe, intentional energetic container
• A full reclamation of self—especially for women breaking cycles, healing the mother wound, and remembering their wholeness
• A path to embodied leadership—it’s not just healing; it’s about activating the healer, guide, and facilitator within
This isn’t “woo”—it’s real, raw, structured, and deeply somatic.
But it’s also intuitive and feminine, which can be hard to grasp until you feel it in your body
Can you briefly introduce yourself and share what makes you or your brand unique?
Hi love, I’m Bre — a trauma-informed Breathwork facilitator, feminine embodiment guide, and energy healer devoted to creating sacred spaces for women to come home to themselves.
My work is rooted in deep presence, emotional release, and remembrance. I guide women through conscious connected Breathwork, womb healing, mirror work, scream therapy, and soul-led embodiment to help them break generational cycles, reclaim their voice, and embody the divine feminine within.
This isn’t just healing — it’s initiation. It’s sacred. It’s a full-body remembrance of who you are beneath the conditioning, trauma, and silence.
What makes this work special is how deeply it’s held. I don’t offer surface-level practices. I offer soul-level transformation in safe, intentional, and ceremonial containers.
Appreciate your sharing that. Let’s talk about your life, growing up and some of topics and learnings around that. What did you believe about yourself as a child that you no longer believe?
As a child, I believed I had to shrink.
That my emotions were too much.
That my sensitivity made me weak.
That being “seen” meant being misunderstood.
That crying was a burden. That expressing how I really felt would make people uncomfortable — or worse, make them leave.
So I held it all in. I learned to silence my voice, hold back my tears, and protect others from the intensity of my heart. I believed that to be loved, I had to tone myself down.
But that little girl — the one who felt everything so deeply — she wasn’t broken. She was wise.
She was gifted.
And now, she leads my work.
The emotions I once hid have become the very thing I guide others through.
My sensitivity is my compass.
My ability to feel, to hold, to witness — that’s my medicine.
What I once believed was “too much” has become my superpower.
And now I create spaces where other women can feel it all, too — and remember that they were never too much. They were just never fully seen.
Until now.
What have been the defining wounds of your life—and how have you healed them?
I’ve been through the kind of darkness that doesn’t have words.
The kind that swallows you quietly — where you feel everything and nothing all at once.
Grief. Numbness. Rage. Emptiness.
I’ve sat in it. Drowned in it.
Questioned who I was, if I was ever going to feel whole again.
But that darkness cracked me open.
It stripped away what was never mine.
It taught me how to feel, how to breathe, and how to hold myself when no one else could.
Now, that same darkness is what gives me the capacity to hold others.
To create safe space for women to unravel, release, and remember who they are beneath it all.
Because I’ve been there.
And I know — our power is often born in the dark
I think our readers would appreciate hearing more about your values and what you think matters in life and career, etc. So our next question is along those lines. What are the biggest lies your industry tells itself?
One of the biggest lies I see in the healing industry is that love and light are enough.
That if you just think positively, raise your vibration, and manifest hard enough, you can bypass your pain.
But real healing doesn’t happen by skipping over the darkness.
It happens by going into it.
By feeling the grief, the rage, the shame — all the things that “high vibes only” culture tells us to avoid.
Spiritual bypassing is everywhere — people using sage and crystals to mask trauma they’ve never touched.
Talking about oneness while dissociating from their bodies.
Holding space for others without knowing how to hold themselves.
What makes this work sacred is not how “light” it feels — it’s how honest it is.
How real.
How raw.
Healing isn’t always pretty — but it’s truthful.
And in my space, we don’t bypass.
We breathe through it.
We feel it all.
We reclaim what was buried.
And we rise — not because we avoided the dark, but because we honored it.
Okay, so before we go, let’s tackle one more area. When do you feel most at peace?
I feel the most peace when I’m connected to nature.
Nature doesn’t ask me to be anything other than present.
It doesn’t judge my stillness, my tears, or the wildness inside me.
It holds me in silence and mirrors back my truth.
nature isn’t separate from us.
It is us.
And every time I return to it, I return to myself.
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Michelle Storm Photography
