23/01/2026
Pop-Up Breathwork & Communal Sound Immersion
What we shared on Sunday wasn’t about fixing or forcing.
It was about meeting ourselves where we are—and coming together to create harmony through the body.
When I speak about nervous system regulation, I’m referring to practices that support the body to shift from stress and survival back into safety, presence, and connection—through breath, movement, awareness, and relationship.
My work is guided by three pillars:
1 | Daily Regulation — Somatic Hygiene
Small, consistent practices that ground us: nasal breathing with diaphragm engagement, simple breath ratios, orienting to our environment, felt-sense micro-movements, barefoot grounding, sunlight, whole foods, mindful hydration, and pausing before reacting.
Regulation begins here.
2 | Weekly Capacity Building — Expanding the Window of Tolerance
Practices that build resilience and help us stay present with a wider range of sensations (inspired by Peter Levine and Somatic Experiencing).
Natural movement like crawling or rolling, somatic tracking, mindful time in nature, pendulation between inner sensation and environment, social connection, and co-regulation through shared breath or sound.
3 | Monthly Deep Exploration — Integration & Transformation
Deeper, invitational practices once or twice a month: conscious connected breathwork, sound, emotion, touch, play, creative expression, and extended time in nature—always meeting ourselves with curiosity and compassion.
What makes these gatherings powerful is co-regulation—humans breathing, moving, and sounding together with shared intention. Even in our differences, harmony can emerge.
My approach is informed by somatic science and grounded in lived experience as a trauma-informed breathwork facilitator, bridging European and Australian influences, and guided by ethics and consent.
Grateful to everyone who attended, and to didgeridoo players Michael C and Vic 🤍
We’ll keep sharing this work with the community.