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Self-Soothe · five senses
A tender walk through sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch to help your body remember it is safe.
You: “I want to feel like myself again.”
No pressure to have the right words. Start with a practical tool, stay for a thoughtful read, or simply take a breath with us.

You: “I need something I can do right now.”
Move through a guided worksheet at your pace, then keep the plan that feels useful.
Distress tolerance
Ride out a difficult wave with seven practical ways to shift your attention, then keep your personal plan.
Behavioural activation
Map your week and notice what drains you, what steadies you, and what gives you a sense of progress.
For clinicians
Score the 11-item clinician-rated scale or download a clean blank sheet for your next session.
Interpersonal effectiveness
Prepare for a conversation you have been avoiding—whether you need to ask for something or say no.
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A tender walk through sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch to help your body remember it is safe.
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A quick body-based reset for intense moments using temperature, movement, breathing, and relaxation.
Anxiety support
A five-part practice for meeting anxiety with less struggle and more steadiness.
Distress tolerance
Seven gentle ways to make a difficult moment more bearable without needing to solve everything at once.
Taking action
Turn a task that feels too large into smaller steps you can approach one at a time.
Weekly reflection
A structured pause to reflect on the week behind you and prepare thoughtfully for the week ahead.
Therapy preparation
Collect the moments, changes, and questions you want to bring into your next therapy session.
Thought awareness
Notice the thoughts that accompany difficult moments and the thoughts that support helpful action.
Cognitive reframing
Slow down an automatic thought, examine the evidence, and build a more balanced response.
CBT reflection
Capture a difficult moment from situation to outcome and practise a more balanced response.
You: “Can we make sense of what I’m feeling?”
Small pauses that help your nervous system reset during a busy day.
A gentle guide to naming what you feel without judgment.
Rest rituals that invite deeper, more restorative sleep.
You: “Could my everyday space feel calmer?”
Simple, thoughtfully designed objects to support your daily wellbeing routine.

A guided daily journal for moments of reflection and release.

Soft pressure therapy wrap for relaxation and grounding.

A gentle pulsing light that guides your inhale and exhale.
You: “I’m not sure what I need yet.”
Questions, a product request, or just a note — we read every message.