Sunni Hart

Sunni Hart is a seasoned facilitator, breathwork practitioner, and birth worker with over seven years of experience supporting individuals and families through life’s big transitions. Her journey began with a passion for providing education and compassionate guidance in the birth space, where she recognised the breath as a powerful tool for untangling conditioning and inherited beliefs. This realisation led her to study Rebirthing Breathwork Mastery, a gentle breath practice that emphasises safety and integration, which now guides her practice.

Through her work, Sunni has encountered the profound connection between birth and death, especially supporting families through birthloss, unpregnancy and child loss. These experiences have deepened her understanding of grief, shaping her reverence for life’s cycles and the inevitable truths of loss and renewal. The passing of her grandmother, Evelyn, further illuminated this symmetry, revealing how death, like birth, is a process of release—a raw and untamed threshold that calls for surrender.

By creating nurturing environments that balance gentleness with transformative depth, Sunni supports participants in exploring grief, healing, and creativity. Her facilitation is guided by core values of inclusivity, connection, and profound respect for the human spirit. Shaped by her personal journey as a mother, creative, and advocate for collective healing, Sunni holds a reverence for the interplay between breath, body, and ritual; offering a grounded yet expansive pathway to reconnect with the Self and others. Her retreats and workshops are characterised by heartfelt authenticity, deep respect for the lived experiences of her participants, and a belief in the transformative power of communal healing.