What type of class do you offer?

I offer fascia-focused musical breathwork sessions that blend somatic release techniques with rhythmic entrainment and sound healing. Each class is designed to enhance fascial fluidity, nervous system balance, and embodied emotional integration.

Biography

Kim Shambaugh is a movement specialist and certified Musical Breathwork teacher based in Columbus, Ohio. With a background in fascia release, somatics, and embodied anatomy, Kim brings a unique lens to the breath, guiding participants into deep physical and emotional release through carefully curated soundscapes and fascia-informed breathwork. Her teaching integrates ancient wisdom with modern movement science, helping people reconnect with the intelligence of their bodies and the power of their breath.

What are your views on wellness?

To me, wellness isn’t a goal—it’s a relationship. It’s about attuning to our body’s subtle cues, restoring our natural rhythms, and cultivating practices that connect us back to wholeness.

What were your thoughts on the Musical Breathwork Teacher Certification?

The Musical Breathwork Certification felt like a missing puzzle piece—it brought together breath, movement, sound, and science in a way that was both profound and practical. It deepened my understanding and gave me the tools to guide others with more precision and creativity.

What called you to become certified?

I had been working with fascia and somatics for years, but I kept sensing that something was missing. When I experienced Musical Breathwork, I immediately felt how music could become the bridge between the body and the subconscious—it was the modality I didn’t know I was waiting for.

What do you plan to do in your future?

I plan to develop immersive retreats, train facilitators in fascia-informed breathwork, and expand access to this work through digital platforms—always weaving music, breath, and movement into new forms of healing.

What drives you?

Curiosity and connection. I’m endlessly fascinated by how the body stores and releases stories, and I’m driven by a desire to help others come home to themselves through breath, movement, and sound.