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Einat Mandel
Rebirthing Breathwork
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About Einat Mandel
Einat Mandel is a leading expert in the field of breathwork in Israel, with over 20 years of professional experience. She holds a Master’s degree in Educational Counseling and is a certified Cognitive-Behavioral Therapist (CBT)
Eight years ago, she founded Neshima (Neshima is the hebrew meaning for Breath), a center dedicated to breath-based therapy and training. Einat specializes in Rebirthing Breathwork, a powerful and transformative method for reducing stress, releasing trauma, and improving overall wellbeing.
Alongside her private practice, Einat trains students as breathwork and Rebirthing therapists at Karkur College of Complementary Medicine.
Einat leads retreats, workshops, and lectures for organizations and companies. She combines her deep therapeutic knowledge with experiential tools such as breathing, movement, and meditation, offering participants both scientific understanding and practical methods they can immediately apply in daily life.
Her mission is to help people reconnect with their inner strength, reduce anxiety and tension, and discover the power of conscious breathing as a tool for resilience and growth.
What is Rebirthing Breathwork?
Rebirthing Breathwork is a gentle yet powerful breathing technique that helps us release emotional blocks, reduce stress, and reconnect with our natural flow of energy. It is based on the practice of conscious connected breathing – a continuous, circular breath without pauses between inhale and exhale.
Through this process, the body and mind enter a state of deep relaxation, allowing old patterns, stress, and even trauma stored in the body to be released safely. Many participants describe the experience as both healing and empowering.
Benefits of Rebirthing Breathwork include:
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Reducing anxiety and stress
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Improving sleep and energy levels
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Releasing stored tension and trauma
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Enhancing clarity, focus, and creativity
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Increasing self-awareness and emotional resilience
Rebirthing is not just a therapeutic tool – it is also a practice for personal growth, helping people live with more presence, ease, and vitality.
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