Embodied Breathing

From Burnout to Balance: Transforming your Health with Breath, Somatics and embodiment.

Hi, I’m Danielle!

I’m a Breathwork and somatic practitioner supporting people to reconnect with their bodies, build nervous system capacity, and create more sustainable change, not through quick fixes or trying to become a perfectly regulated human, but through safety, awareness, curiosity and integration.

My work is about coming back into relationship with your body and learning to feel more of what it means to be human. That doesn’t just mean feeling calm, grounded or positive. It means having more capacity for the whole spectrum of experience, the joy, the discomfort, the uncertainty, the pleasure, the grief, the messiness and everything in between.

Using science-backed breathwork, somatic practices and nervous system education, I help you develop the resources to meet life with more choice, resilience and ease, while staying connected to yourself in the process.

I know first-hand what it’s like to feel completely disconnected from your body and overwhelmed by what it’s asking of you. After over a decade working in the high-pressure world of events management, my body eventually said no. What followed was severe burnout and Chronic Fatigue/ME, which left me house-bound for a year. I was repeatedly told that recovery wasn’t possible.

What came next was years of unpicking my life, understanding myself on a whole other level, and slowly learning how to reconnect with my body, my needs and my own sense of possibility.

(Read more about my story here)

My own experience has shaped the way I work enormously. I don’t believe we need to have ourselves, our nervous systems or our lives perfectly figured out before we can feel better. And I certainly don’t have it all figured out myself.

I’m a messy human too.

I still get overwhelmed. I still have difficult days. I still find myself caught in old patterns and sometimes completely forget everything I teach. The difference is that I now have a deeper relationship with myself and a greater capacity to meet those moments with curiosity rather than judgement.

That’s what I want to offer you too.

A space to slow down, come back into your body, understand yourself a little more deeply, and build a relationship with yourself that can actually support you through real life, not an idealised version of it.

If you’re looking for a slower, more compassionate approach that honours both the science and the wonderfully messy reality of being human, you’re in the right place.