Working together

A few ways we can work together.

Breathwork. Conversations. Ideas. Depending on what you're looking for.

1:1 Embodied Breathwork

Space to breathe. Just you.

A private Embodied Breathwork session with time and space entirely for you. No previous experience is needed. We'll talk through what to expect before I guide you through the practice.

Available as a 3 or 8-session journey.

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Breathwork at Events

Bring a moment of pause into something bigger.

Not every setting calls for a full breathwork session. I can design shorter breathing experiences for conferences, retreats, wellness days and events, fitting naturally into the wider programme.

Curated for your event

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Private Group Breathwork

An experience to share.

For couples, families, friends or small private groups who would like to experience breathwork together. Each session is shaped around the people in the room and what feels appropriate for the group.

Personalised to your group

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Speaking Engagements

Ideas about humans, work and why we make things so complicated.

Talks and conversations exploring human behaviour, modern work, wellbeing and simplicity, drawing on my professional experience, coaching and breathwork. Sessions can also incorporate an experiential breathing component where appropriate.

Tailored to the engagement

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Corporate & Team Breathwork

A different kind of pause for your team.

Breathwork experiences designed for teams and organisations, from workplace wellbeing sessions to leadership offsites and retreats. The session will be shaped around your people, setting and what you'd like the experience to support.

Designed for your organisation

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Something Else

Not everything fits neatly into a box.

Have an idea for a workshop, collaboration, panel, conversation or something else entirely?

If it sits somewhere around people, behaviour, wellbeing, work or making complicated things simpler, I'd be happy to hear what you're thinking.

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