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Provider/Organizer: Jenni Turner
Address: Georg-Klingenberg-Str. 16, 10318, Berlin.
Email: jenni@soulbodybreath.com | Phone: +49 15737242679

These Terms apply to (a) use of my website and (b) purchases/bookings of offers made via my website and through third-party platforms.


2. Scope; definitions

2.1. "Website" means "soulbodybreath.com"
2.2. "Offerings" means retreats, workshops, trainings, classes, 1:1 sessions, digital products and related services sold by me.
2.3. "Participant/Client" means any person using the website or booking/purchasing offerings.
2.4. "Provider" refers to Jenni Turner.


3. Website use
3.1. You may use the Website for lawful purposes only.
3.2. Provider may update, change or remove Website content at any time.
3.3. External links are provided for convenience, Provider is not responsible for third-party content or availability.
3.4. If you purchase or book an Offering through a third-party platform, the checkout process, payment processing, and delivery may be handled by that platform. The platform’s terms of service, payment terms, and technical delivery conditions also apply to your transaction.
3.5. Providers contractual terms (including cancellation/refund rules) apply to the Offering unless the third-party platform presents different or additional conditions at the time of purchase/booking (e.g., platform-specific ticketing rules, service fees, transfer restrictions). In the event of a conflict, the conditions shown to you during the booking/checkout on that platform take precedence for that transaction, subject to mandatory law.
3.6. Your contract partner: Unless explicitly stated otherwise in the checkout, the contract for the Offering is concluded between Participant/Client and Provider; the platform acts as an intermediary/processor. If the platform indicates that it is the seller/merchant of record, then Participant/Client's contract may be with the platform for payment/checkout purposes, while Provider remains the service provider for delivery of the Offering.”


4. No medical advice; wellbeing disclaimer. 4.1. Content and Offerings may relate to yoga, breathwork, meditation, movement, coaching and wellbeing. They are not medical advice, psychotherapy, diagnosis, or treatment.
4.2. If Participant/Client has health concerns, consult a qualified healthcare professional before participation.
4.3. Participant/Client participates in physical and/or breathwork practices voluntarily and at their own risk.


5. Health, safety and participation at your own risk (yoga & breathwork)
5.1. Offerings may include physical movement (e.g. yoga), breathwork, meditation and somatic practices. In particular, SOULBODY BREATH® and Conscious Connected Breath are experiential breathwork methods that involve conscious breathing and breath retentions (in SOULBODY BREATH®). Participation is voluntary and Participant/Client participates at their own risk. Participant/Client is responsible for assessing their physical and mental readiness to take part and for participating within their own limits.
5.2. No medical or psychological treatment: Offerings are not medical advice, psychotherapy, diagnosis, or treatment, and are not a substitute for professional healthcare. If Participant/Client has any medical or psychological concerns, they should seek advice from a qualified healthcare professional before participating.
5.3. Medical and mental health contraindications: Consultation required: Due to the effects of these practices, Participant/Client must consult their GP/primary healthcare provider (and/or therapist, as applicable) before participating if any of the following apply, or if there is uncertainty whether they apply:
- Pregnancy
- Epilepsy or seizures
- Cardiovascular disease, including angina, arrhythmia, history of heart attack(s), or stroke(s).
- Severe asthma (you must have your inhaler available).
- Kidney disease.
- Glaucoma.
- Detached retina
- Uncontrolled high blood pressure, or low blood pressure with a history of fainting/syncope.
- Recent surgery, fractures, broken bones still healing.
- Pre-existing lung disease (consult doctor),
- Untreated or severe PTSD (consult therapist)
- Bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, psychosis, or panic attacks (consult therapist).
- Active use of recreation drugs, or use of medication/substances that may significantly alter brain chemistry (including, for example, certain pain killers, antidepressants, anti-anxiety medication, stimulants, and hallucinogens). (consult doctor or therapist).
5.4. If any of the above applies, Provider may offer a modified or more appropriate practice option. For safety reasons, Provider may also ask you to refrain from certain practices or from participation in a specific session.
5.5. By participating, Participant/Client confirms that the information provided about their health is complete and accurate to the best of their knowledge, and they agree to take personal responsibility for their wellbeing and experience during the Offering. Provider is liable only in accordance with the applicable liability clause in these Terms and mandatory law; in particular, nothing in this section limits liability for intent, gross negligence.



6. Intellectual property.
5.1. Website content, texts, graphics, photos, videos, and any materials provided by Provider are protected by copyright and other rights.
5.2. Participant/Client may not copy, distribute, publicly display, or commercially exploit my materials without Providers prior written permission, except where mandatory law allows.


7. Contract formation for bookings/purchases
7.1. Providers Website listings describe the Offering (scope, dates, location, inclusions, price).
7.2. A biding contract is formed when (i) Participant/Client completes the checkout/booking process and (ii) Participant/Client receives Providers booking/order confirmation (email).
7.3. If Provider uses an external payment provider their technique steps (e.g., payment confirmation) do not replace my acceptance unless explicitly stated in my confirmation.
7.4. The cancellation policy applicable to Participant/Client booking is the one expressly stated for that Offering at checkout/booking; otherwise Clause 10 applies.


8. Prices; payment; invoicing
8.1. Prices are shown on the Website at the time of booking and include applicable taxes unless stated otherwise.
8.2. Full payment is due at the time of booking, unless explicitly stated that payment plans are available. Payment plan options are agreed upon in a separate contractual agreement between Participant/Client and Provider for 1:1 sessions and trainings.


9. Retreat/workshop/event/session delivery; changes
9.1. The included services are those stated in the booking confirmation and the Website description at booking time.
9.2. Reasonable changes (e.g., schedule order, room allocation) are permitted if the overall character of the Offering remains comparable.
9.3. If Provider must make a material change (e.g. date/location change), Provider will inform you without undue delay and provide a reasonable solution 9e.g., rebooking or refund where appropriate).


10. Minimum participants; right to cancel
10.1. If an Offering requires a minimum number of participants, Provider will indicate this in the sales page, official agreement, or booking confirmation.
10.2. If the minimum is not reached, Provider may cancel the Offering. In that case, Provider will refund all payments received for the cancelled Offering within 14 days.
10.3. Further claims are excluded to the extent permitted by law (see Section 15).


11. Cancellation for 1:1 sessions, (cancellation policy)
11.1. Registrations for Offerings are binding.
11.2. Participant/Client may cancel their booking at any time by sending a cancellation in text form (email). The date Provider receives the cancellation is decisive.
11.3. For bookings made via third-party platforms, the cancellation/refund rules displayed at checkout on that platform apply to that booking; where they are silent, the cancellation policy in these Terms applies.
11.4. The following cancellation conditions apply to individual offers:

- Cancellation up to 24 hours before: 100% refund of the booking price.
- Cancellation for less than 24 hours in advance: 50% refund of the booking price.

11.5. Order of precedence: If a different cancellation or refund policy is expressly stated for a specific Offering in (i) the relevant sales page, (ii) the booking confirmation, (iii) a separate written agreement with you, or (iv) the checkout/booking conditions shown by a third-party platform used for that transaction (e.g., Podia/Eventbrite), then that specific policy applies and overrides this Clause 10 for that transaction, subject to mandatory law.


12. Cancellation for retreats.
12.1. The Participant/Client must make the cancellation in writing (email or by post)
- Cancellation up to 12 weeks before the start of the event: refund of 80% of the booking price.
- Cancellation up to 8 weeks before the start of the event: refund of 50% of the booking price.

- Cancellation up to 30 days before the start of the event: refund of 30% of the booking price.

In case of timely cancellation, the money will be refunded within 14 days. If the offer or the event is cancelled by Provider, the Participant/Client will receive the full fee back within 14 days.

12.2. In cases where travel, accommodation and additional meals are booked through a third-party provider, the cancellation policy of that provider is applied. Provider holds no responsibility here.


13. Right of revocation
13.1. When an Offering is a leisure service provided on a specific date or within a specific period, the statutory distance-selling "withdrawal" right is generally excluded under 312g(2) no. 9 BGB; your rights are instead governed by the cancellation policy and above mandatory law.
13.2. For non-leisure Offerings, the contractual declaration can be submitted within two weeks without giving reasons in text form (e.g. letter, e-mail).  The period begins after receipt of this instruction in text form, but not before fulfillment of our obligations according to § 312e para. 1 sentence 1 BGB in conjunction with § 3 BGB-InfoV.

To comply with the revocation period, it is sufficient to send the revocation in time.

The revocation is to be addressed to:
Jenni Turner, Georg-Klingenberg-Str 16, 10318, Berlin.

Contact by e-mail: jenni@soulbodybreath.com

13.3. Consequences of revocation:In the event of a valid revocation, the services received by both parties are to be returned and, if any, any benefits derived (e.g. interest). Obligations to refund payments must be met within 14 days. The period begins for you with the sending of your declaration of revocation, for Provider with its receipt.

In the case of a service, your right of revocation expires prematurely if your contractual partner has begun to perform the service with your express consent before the end of the cancellation period or if you have initiated this execution yourself.

14. Participant obligations; safety; exclusion
14.1. Participant/Client must follow reasonable safety instructions, venue rules, and house rules.
14.2. Respectful conduct is required. Harassment, discrimination, threatening behaviour, or persistent disruption may result in exclusion from the Offering. In such cases, no refund is owed unless mandatory law requires otherwise.
14.3. Participant/Client are responsible for your own valuables; bring them at your own risk.


15. Photos/videos during events; consent
15.1. Provider may take photos/videos during Offerings for documentation and marketing. Details (legal basis, opt-out/consent handling, retention) are described in Providers Privacy Policy and/or a separate consent form.
15.2. Participants/Clients may not record sessions (audio/video) without Providers explicit permission.


16. Liability
16.1. Claims for damages by the Participant/Client are excluded. This does not apply to intent, gross negligence and violation of essential contractual obligations. In particular, liability for health damage due to participation in the courses offered is excluded, unless these are caused by intentional or grossly negligent behaviour of the  Provider and are also objectively attributable to them.
16.2. Provider is not liable for disruptions due to force majeure (Section 16) or for third party services you book independently (e.g. your travel arrangements).
16.3. Liability for loss and all damage caused in connection with Participant/Client valuables is excluded. This does not apply in the case of intent or negligence of the Provider.
16.4. Liability for self-inflicted accidents is excluded. Glass bottles, or cups, and other sharp objects that have an increased risk of injury may not be taken into spaces. Objects that cause a risk of slipping must be placed carefully so that no one is endangered. Liability for damage resulting from the is excluded in case of infringement. This does not apply in the case of intent and gross negligence on the part of the Provider. The instructions of Provider must be followed. All damages resulting from a violation of the instructions are not liable, unless there is intentional or grossly negligent behaviour on the part of Provider, which is causal and objectively attributable to the damage in the civil sense.


17. Data protection
Provider processes personal data to handle bookings and provide services. Details are in the Privacy Policy. This document is separate from these Terms and is available in the footer of this Website.


18. Consumer dispute resolution (VSBG) and online dispute resolution notice.
Information duty (Germany): If Provider/Client is a consumer, Provider provides the following notice under § 36 VSBG.
Provider is neither willing nor obliged to participate in dispute resolution proceedings before a consumer arbitration board (Verbraucherschlichtungsstelle).


19. Governing law; jurisdiction; language
19.1. Applicable law: These Terms and any contract for my Offerings are governed by the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany. The UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) does not apply. If Participant/Client is a consumer and theirr habitual residence is outside Germany, this choice of law does not deprive them of mandatory consumer protection rights of the country where they have their habitual residence.
19.2 Jurisdiction/place of venue: If Participant/Client is a consumer, the statutory rules on jurisdiction and venue apply. If Pariticpant/Client is an entrepreneur (Unternehmer) and/or merchant (Kaufmann), or as a legal entity under public law, the exclusive place of jurisdiction is Berlin, Germany.
19.3 Language: These Terms are provided in English only.


20. Severability
The invalidity of individual provisions of this contract or its components shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions. The contractual partners are obliged, within the scope of what is reasonable in good faith, to replace an ineffective provision with an effective regulation equivalent to their economic success, provided that this does not bring about a significant change in the content of the contract; the same applies if a matter requiring regulation is not expressly regulated. § 139 BGB does not apply.