Kambium Wellbeing

10/04/2026

With Mother’s Day approaching…
a gentle reminder that the most meaningful gifts aren’t always things — sometimes they’re experiences.

A moment to rest.
A space to breathe.
Time just for her.

Floating Sound Bath Gift Cards available now 🤍
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08/04/2026

It’s easy to see behaviour as something that needs to be corrected.

But often, behaviour is actually communication.

When children (and adults) don’t yet have the words, their nervous system speaks through behaviour.

It might look like
• refusal
• withdrawal
• anger
• rushing through activities
• avoidance
• silence
• frustration

These behaviours are not simply “being difficult.”

They are signals.

Signals that someone may be feeling
• overwhelmed
• anxious
• unsure
• tired
• seeking connection
• needing control
• feeling unsafe

When we shift from “How do I stop this behaviour?”
to
“What might this behaviour be communicating?”

Everything changes.

We move from correction…
to curiosity.Majd Taby

From control…
to connection.

Behaviour isn’t the problem.
It’s simply the message.

07/04/2026

GIVEAWAY WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT

Thank you so much to everyone who entered my Floating Sound Bath giveaway. I was truly blown away by the support and excitement around this offering.

I had planned to draw the winner live, however due to some technical difficulties with screen sharing, I recorded the wheel spinning to ensure the draw remained fair and transparent.

Congratulations to our winner… 🎉

I’ll be in touch shortly to organise your Floating Sound Bath experience.

To everyone who entered — thank you again for being here and supporting Kambium Wellbeing. It genuinely means so much as I continue growing this beautiful new offering.

If you didn’t win this time, keep an eye out… I have more special opportunities and upcoming sessions to share soon.

Rest • Float • Listen

07/04/2026

04/04/2026

Wishing you a peaceful weekend filled with rest, calm and meaningful moments.

Whether you’re spending time with loved ones or taking a quiet moment for yourself, I hope you find space to slow down and recharge.

~Kylie
Kambium Wellbeing

02/04/2026

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01/04/2026

Easter Giveaway

To celebrate Easter, I’m giving away a Floating Sound Bath for 2 at Kambium Wellbeing

Float gently in silk hammocks while surrounded by the calming sounds of crystal singing bowls…
A chance to slow down, switch off and deeply relax.

✨ Prize Value $220

To enter:
• Follow Kambium Wellbeing
• Like this post
• Tag someone you’d bring

Bonus Entry
Share to your story

Winner announced LIVE
Wednesday 8th April — 9am

T&Cs Apply
Prize must be redeemed before 30 June 2026
Subject to availability
Not redeemable for cash

23/03/2026

A space to slow down, together these school holidays

I’m offering a small number of Mother & Child floating sound bath sessions — created for connection, rest and gentle regulation.

Each person has their own silk hammock to float in, allowing both you and your child to fully settle into the experience side by side.

This isn’t about doing more…
It’s about giving yourself permission to pause and sharing that with your child.

Rest • Float • Listen

To support families, I’ve released these sessions at a holiday rate of $40 per person

If this feels like something you’ve both been needing, I’d love to hold space for you.

Bookings via link in bio

18/03/2026

There’s a different way to switch off.

Not through distraction…
but by allowing your body to truly rest.

Over the past few weeks, I’ve seen how quickly the body softens when it’s given the space to do so — without pressure, without expectation.

This is something I’m offering specifically for men.

A quiet, guided floating sound bath designed to support nervous system regulation, release tension and create space to reset.

18/03/2026

There’s something really beautiful about creating a space just for one…

16/03/2026

They are not the same.
When someone becomes overwhelmed, the nervous system can respond in different ways.

Two of the most common responses are meltdown and shutdown.

A meltdown often looks like:
• big emotions
• crying or yelling
• agitation
• movement or intensity
• outward distress

A shutdown can look very different:
• going quiet
• withdrawing
• avoiding eye contact
• freezing or becoming still
• seeming “fine” but emotionally absent

Both are signs that the nervous system has moved outside its window of tolerance.

One response moves outward.
The other moves inward.

Both are signals that someone is overwhelmed and needs support, safety and time to regulate.

Understanding the difference helps us respond with compassion instead of correction.

13/03/2026

Preparing the space for this afternoon’s private floating sound bath

A quiet space to step away from the noise of the world and return to yourself.

Suspended in soft silk hammocks while the gentle resonance of crystal singing bowls moves through the body, supporting the nervous system to soften, settle and restore.

Private sessions now available at Kambium Wellbeing.

Rest • Float • Listen

Bookings available via the link in bio.