About

Meet Bradley Neate

Founder of Lions Breath Wellness and Creator of Dynamic Myofascial Mobilization (DMM)

Bradley is the heart and founder of Lions Breath Wellness, and the visionary behind Dynamic Myofascial Mobilization (DMM) — an integrative approach blending myofascial release, somatic therapy, and myotherapy to support deep healing and embodied awareness.

With over 15 years dedicated to the art and science of manual therapy, Bradley brings a rare combination of precision, intuition, and heart to his work. His lifelong passion for learning has led him to study with some of the most respected teachers in the fields of myofascial release, craniosacral therapy, and total body balancing, continuously refining his understanding of how structure, emotion, and breath intertwine in the healing process.

A Holistic Foundation

Bradley’s diverse training has shaped him into a practitioner who works from a truly holistic and somatic perspective. He has studied Craniosacral Therapy through the renowned Upledger Institute and explored Myofascial Release and Total Body Balancing (TBB) at The D’Ambrogio Institute. These modalities, combined with his extensive experience in myotherapy and manual therapy, form the foundation of his integrated approach — one that views the body as an intelligent, interconnected system capable of profound self-regulation and healing.

He is also currently undertaking a two-year Graduate Diploma in Spiritual Direction, grounded in the practices of deep listening, presence, and compassionate guidance — principles that continue to shape his work and the way he holds space for clients.

Mentors and Inspirations

Bradley’s path has been guided by incredible teachers and mentors who have deeply influenced his practice. He extends heartfelt gratitude to Heather Inglis, Natalie Rao, Thomas Myers, Dr. Kelly D’Ambrogio, and Dr. John Upledger, among others, whose wisdom continues to inspire his evolution as a practitioner and educator.

The Breathwork Connection

In 2019, Bradley completed his Pranayama training in India, immersing himself in both traditional and modern approaches to breathwork. This journey profoundly shaped his understanding of the body–mind connection. In his clinical work and training programs, he seamlessly integrates breath awareness with manual and somatic release technqiues, recognizing that freeing the diaphragms and restoring fluid motion in the fascial system are key to overall health and vitality.

Depth in Yoga and Somatic Awareness

Bradley’s commitment to embodied practice extends into his background in Kundalini Yoga, where he completed his 500-hour Yoga Teacher Training with a special focus on the energetic body and breath. This exploration informs his teaching and practice, adding a deep somatic and energetic dimension to his approach to bodywork and movement.

A Passion for Teaching and Empowering Healers

As an educator, Bradley has shared his passion by teaching courses in myofascial release, joint mobilization, sports therapy, somatic awareness, breathwork, and anatomy and physiology to Massage Therapy students in Canada and beyond. His classes are known for their warmth, clarity, and transformative potential — inviting students not just to learn techniques, but to develop sensitivity, intuition, and presence.

The Power of the Breath

At the core of Bradley’s philosophy lies a deep reverence for the breath — the bridge between body, mind, and spirit. Through Dynamic Myofascial Mobilization, he emphasizes the importance of freeing the diaphragms and restoring the natural rhythm of breath as a pathway to vitality, emotional balance, and wholeness.

For Bradley, this work is more than a profession — it’s a mission to help healers rediscover the profound connection between bodywork, breath, and awareness, and to awaken the innate intelligence of the body through compassionate, skilled touch.