Reconnect with your body and tune into how you are feeling and where you are holding tensions in this regulating somatic session.

Back to Your Body – Calm Your Nervous System & Reconnect With Yourself

Join us for an in-person somatic (working with the body) workshop designed to help you step out of overthinking and reconnect with your body.

Through gentle guided body practices, breathwork, Qigong, and a restorative sound bath, you’ll learn how to notice the body’s signals, release built-up stress, and create a greater sense of safety, calm, and emotional balance.

If you often feel overwhelmed, disconnected, or stuck in your head, this workshop offers practical tools to help you slow down, feel more grounded, and begin listening to what your body has been trying to tell you.

Imagine waking up without your nervous system already on high alert.

Many of us spend our lives stuck in survival mode - overthinking, people-pleasing, feeling anxious, emotionally overwhelmed, or disconnected from ourselves.

We understand why we feel this way, yet nothing seems to change.

That's because regulation isn't something we think our way into.

It's something we experience through the body.

This immersive workshop will introduce you to practical, evidence-informed somatic practices that help your nervous system feel safer, calmer, and more resilient.

Whether you're navigating stress, burnout, anxiety, past trauma, or simply want to feel more connected to yourself, you'll leave with practical tools you can use long after the workshop ends.

What you'll experience

Throughout the afternoon, you'll be gently guided through a series of practices designed to help your body move from survival into safety.

You'll experience:

Understanding how stress and trauma affect the nervous system

Regulation starts with creating safety rather than pushing harder

Gentle somatic practices to reconnect with your body

Breathwork to regulate your nervous system

Qigong to release tension and restore balance

A deeply relaxing sound bath to integrate the experience

Everything is taught at a pace that honours your nervous system. There is no pressure to share personal experiences or revisit difficult memories.

Is this for you?

This workshop may be particularly helpful if you:

Feel constantly stressed or anxious

Live in your head and struggle to switch off

Feel emotionally overwhelmed or shut down

Are you recovering from burnout or chronic stress

Have done lots of mindset work, but still feel stuck

Want practical tools rather than more information

No previous experience is needed.

You'll leave with

A better understanding of your nervous system

Practical techniques to calm yourself when stress takes over

Greater connection with your body

Increased emotional capacity

More confidence in responding to difficult emotions

A sense of calm, clarity, and groundedness

Meet your facilitators

Faraday

Trauma-informed coach, educator, and somatic practitioner trained in trauma, breathwork, and Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT).

Drawing on both professional training and lived experience of recovering from PTSD, Faraday specialises in helping people rebuild safety within their nervous system so lasting change becomes possible.

Faraday Coach

Max

With over 18 years of personal practice and six years of teaching, Max guides participants through accessible Qigong and breathwork designed to regulate the nervous system and cultivate calm, presence, and resilience.

His sessions blend movement, breathing, and subtle mindset techniques to create a deeply grounding experience.

Jo

Yoga and Sound Therapist at Yoga Corner.

Jo will guide you through a restorative sound bath, allowing your nervous system time to integrate the day's work and settle into deep relaxation.

Yoga Corner

Disclaimer:

Please note: This workshop is educational and supportive in nature and is not a substitute for medical, psychological, or psychiatric treatment. Somatic practices can sometimes bring up strong emotions, sensations, or memories. You are encouraged to participate at your own pace, take breaks when needed, and seek additional professional support if required. By attending, you take responsibility for your own wellbeing and participation throughout the workshop.

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