An Embodied Approach
When we approach our lives in an embodied way we cultivate a deeper awareness and connection with our physical body, emotions, thoughts, and the living world around us.
An embodied approach emphasises the integration of the mind, body, and spirit, recognising the interconnectedness of these aspects and their influence on overall well-being.
WelcOMe
I’m Lee, a breathworker, therapist, and RYT-500. I’ve spent the last decade working in mental health and wellness across four countries (UK, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, India).
I work with individuals and communities to help them live more embodied lives, and to increase overall wellness through breath and body work.
I blend sound science with a pinch of mysticism and woo to create offerings that are non-directive, gentle, and nourishing for every body.
The Secret Sauce
Rest + Play
Rest is not sleep, and rest does not have to be passive. Rest is intentionally working with your body to soothe your overworked nervous system, and help you to become more grounded and embodied.
The world can be a difficult place. Through breathwork you can increase your resilience to external stressors without having to sacrifice any of the soft, tender parts of yourself.
I want to invite you to start calling more ease and balance into your life by using tools you already have.
Play is how we learn to understand the world, ourselves, and each other.
Sure, healing can be messy, uncomfortable, and difficult, so why not inject a bit of levity through play?
Humans are playful in nature, and this doesn’t stop just because we get older. That’s a capitalist lie. We’re pleasure-seekers and deserve to have fun, laugh, and fool around forever. Trust me, your vagus nerve loves nothing more than deep belly laughs.
Reject the idea that to be actively working on your well-being means you must deprive yourself of fun. Joy is a key component of the alchemy required to help us all find ease in this life.
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Group Breathwork
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1-1 Breathwork
Donation-based events
Donation-based events
A little taste
This is a great practice if you’re feeling anxious or if you are unable to get to sleep. It had a calming effect on the nervous system and supports good sleep hygiene.
Take a seat, or lie down somewhere comfy to get into the 4-7-8 breath.