Calmer Being

08/04/2026

This month in The Grounded Gathering, we’re exploring creating space.

Not by doing more but by gently noticing where things feel rushed, full or tight.

Sometimes space doesn’t come from making big changes but instead, allowing a small pause.

Our live session takes place on 15th at 7pm. Replay available to members who can’t make it. Join us in a gentle practice designed to help us slow down and pause.

28/03/2026

Over the years I’ve noticed something.

We know when we need to slow down. We know when our body is tired. We know when we need space.

But actually creating that space in everyday life is hard.

Life is full. Work is busy. There is always something else asking for attention.

So I created something simple.

The Grounded Gathering is a small monthly space to pause, reconnect with your body, and give your nervous system a little breathing room.

Nothing complicated. Just a gentle place you can return to.

If it feels like something you might need, you’re very welcome to join us.

https://www.calmerbeing.co.uk/the-grounded-gathering

18/03/2026

Do you have trouble sleeping? You might be interested in this upcoming workshop with Tracey Spencer, hosted at Calmer Being. Tickets are limited so don't miss out. you can read more here:

https://buytickets.at/calmerbeing/1990563

15/02/2026

What do you think about burnout?
Do you think it’s real? Do you think it’s work related? Here’s an interesting read from the guardian busting some myths (and for the record, yes I do think it’s real)

Does it only affect weak people? Is work always the cause? Burnout myths, busted by the experts

21/01/2026

Prioritising yourself can not only feel emotionally sticky but also like another task to add on to the never ending to-do list. Something that you feel like you have to do or ‘should’ do but which, somehow, never makes it to the top of the list because there is so much else calling for your attention and you simply don’t have the time.

But what if we applied the 1% rule? That’s just 14 and a half minutes of your day. 14 and a half minutes to maybe stretch or step outside, pause with a favourite drink or read a few pages of a book

Not perfection, not pressure, just a few moments to prioritise you and your needs.

You can break it down into shorter moments throughout your day if you want. It doesn’t matter how you do it, just that you start to try giving yourself the same priority as everyone else. Because small acts of self-priority quietly reshape your life.

If you claimed 1% today, what would it look like?
Drop it below. Let’s inspire each other

21/12/2025

As this year draws to a close, I just want to say thank you to all my clients for your continued trust and support. This year has been busier than ever and I am deeply grateful that you continue to come and make time for yourselves.

Wishing you all a very Happy Christmas

15/11/2025

An interesting read on why ‘good enough’ doesn’t always mean satisfaction

Why life can lose its color and how to paint it back in.

27/08/2025

A very brief introduction to somatic trauma therapy.

This is something I am really passionate about and truly believe in.

If you have any questions, you can book a free call with me to work out whether STT is right for you.

06/08/2025

Why celebrating small wins works:

When you celebrate a small wins such as trying a new recipe, going to the gym, completing a necessary task you don’t enjoy, or just getting out of bed on a tough day, your brain releases dopamine, the “feel-good” chemical.

Dopamine boosts your motivation, helps you feel more confident, and makes it easier to keep going. It’s like having a mini cheerleading squad. Celebrating the small stuff can motivate us to do a little bit more and encourages us to focus on our inner ally rather than the, often louder, inner critic.

No win is too small. Celebrate it however feels good for you: Give yourself a celebration dance or a medal ceremony or a quiet thank you. But do acknowledge it, and specially on the difficult days.

What wins (big or small!) are you celebrating?

05/08/2025

I am so excited to now be offering Somatic Trauma Therapy!

Somatic trauma therapy is a body-centred approach designed to help us work through traumatic experiences that are stored in our bodies as tension and/or emotional responses. You may have heard of the fight or flight response or a freeze state; the aim of STT is to help us recognise and release what we are holding (whether we know what it is or not) and move out of fight or flight / freeze towards a more regulated nervous system, helping us feel safer in our own bodies and in our surroundings

Each of us responds differently to experiences and when we hold trauma in our bodies, we can stop recognising that we didn’t always feel or react the way we do. Somatic trauma therapy helps us foster a better sense of connection with our body by focusing on the physical sensations and emotions we feel. As we learn how our bodies respond, we become better able to identify the signals our bodies send and process the emotions we are feeling instead of suppressing them. You may come with specific things you want to work on, or you may approach it by simply letting your body reveal what it has been holding. Either way, we work together to uncover what your body is storing at a pace that is right for you.

Want to know more? You can book a free video call with me to see if STT is right for you.

30/07/2025

When life feels heavy, it can be difficult to feel gratitude. But practicing gratitude brings a wealth of benefits to our lives in so many ways. And it doesn’t have to be big, new, expensive or special. We can be grateful for everyday things (in fact, sometimes starting with small, often overlooked things is a brilliant way to build gratitude).

What are you grateful for and how do you remind yourself to practice gratitude?

23/07/2025

How is your week going? Better than expected? Average? Exhausting? What three words would you use to describe it and why?

And since we’re asking, what three words would you choose to invite in for the rest of the week?