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Five Daily Non-Negotiables
Wellbeing doesn't have to be built on elaborate routines or perfect habits. I've found that a handful of simple daily practices including breathing, reading, getting outside, moving and ending the day with gratitude help me stay grounded, present and connected to myself, even when life feels busy.
From “I Have an Idea” to a Clear Group Programme
A behind-the-scenes look at how coaching helped one wellness practitioner turn a head full of ideas into a clear, practical group programme.
We worked through the focus, structure, pricing, support and fears around selling, leaving her with an offer she could confidently test and take forward.
Iceland
There are places that remind us the world is still alive.
Where the earth breathes, the water steams and the landscape is constantly reshaping itself. Iceland is one of those places. This summer we travelled there to explore the possibility of hosting a future Blue Spaces retreat, and we came home more convinced than ever that it's a place for deep rest, connection and remembering that we, too, are always becoming.
Blue Spaces Iceland Retreat — coming in 2028.
Hope as Praxis
I went to Corymeela looking for ideas. Instead, I found questions. Over five days on the north coast of Northern Ireland, surrounded by people from across the world, I found myself rethinking hope, peace, spirituality and what it means to stay human in an increasingly polarised world. These are some reflections from a week that I'm still trying to put into words.
Holding the Tide: What the Sea Can Teach Us About Hope
A gentle reflection on what the rhythm of the sea can teach us about hope, uncertainty and finding resilience in an ever-changing world.
Limbic Resonance – Why We Feel Better Around Some People Than Others
We often think about looking after our wellbeing as something we do alone. But what if the people we spend time with play a bigger role than we realise? Exploring the idea of limbic resonance, this blog looks at how connection, conversation and the calming influence of blue spaces can help us feel more grounded, more resilient and more like ourselves.
Scotland Winter Retreat 2027
There's a particular kind of quiet that only comes in winter. This January, we're taking a small group to the Scottish Borders - a beautiful Victorian country mansion, wild swims, candlelit yoga, and three days to properly slow down. We can't wait for this one.
Inner Landscapes: Beneath the Surface
What happens when you pause long enough to listen beneath the surface? In a world that encourages constant doing, taking time to reconnect with yourself can feel both unfamiliar and deeply nourishing. Inner Landscapes: Beneath the Surface is a gentle five-week journey combining meditation, breathwork, somatic movement, journaling and rest to help you cultivate greater self-awareness, compassion and balance.
The 1-3-5 Approach: A Simpler Way to Get Things Done Without Burning Out
Learn how the 1-3-5 productivity method can help you prioritise tasks, reduce stress, and create a healthier balance between productivity and wellbeing.
Portugal Retreat 2026: The Little Touches That Made the Week So Special
Every retreat has its memorable moments. The conversations that stay with you. The laughter around the dinner table. The swims, the sunshine, the slower pace of life. We also believe it's often the little details that make a retreat feel special. Here's a look back at our Portugal retreat and a thank you to the wonderful brands who helped us create some special moments.
Held, Supported and Changed
At our recent retreat in Tavira, women navigating major life changes found space to feel supported, nurtured, and genuinely cared for. From meaningful connections to moments of deep rest and restoration, the week reminded us how powerful it can be to simply feel held.
When Therapy and Coaching Meet: Reflections from Our Tavira Retreat
Our recent retreat in Tavira brought our original vision for Blue Spaces Wellbeing to life, combining therapy and coaching in a way that allowed guests to both process what was holding them back and begin creating meaningful change. Surrounded by support, reflection, and connection, we witnessed just how powerful these two modalities can be when they work together.
Māyā in the Age of Screens: Seeing Through the Filters of Modern Life
Explore Maya in a modern context. How therapy helps you see through illusion, identity, and perception in a world shaped by screens and comparison.
From Drama to Empowerment
Many of us find ourselves caught in familiar patterns in our relationships and day to day lives. Transactional Analysis offers a simple yet powerful way to understand these dynamics through the Drama Triangle and its more constructive counterpart, the Empowerment Triangle. By recognising the roles we step into and learning how to shift them, it becomes possible to respond with greater awareness, confidence and choice. At Blue Spaces Wellbeing, our coaching and therapy services support you in making these changes and moving towards a more balanced and empowered way of living.
Bodhisattvas of Your Psyche: Therapy and Yoga.
What if the thoughts and feelings we struggle with are not problems to solve, but parts of us trying to help. Therapy and yoga together create space to meet these inner voices with curiosity rather than control, softening the belief that we must discipline ourselves into wholeness.
You Finished Your Training. Now What?
You finish your training thinking you’re ready. Then… nothing really happens. No clients, no clear next step, just a quiet sense of “what now?” If that’s you, this will explain a lot.
Why We Started Blue Spaces Business
We kept meeting brilliant wellness professionals who had done the training but were still wondering how to actually get clients. That’s where Blue Spaces Business came from.
Because finishing the training isn’t the hard part.
The hard part is figuring out how to turn that qualification into something people actually understand, book, and pay for.
What Does a Reset Actually Look Like?
Everyone says they need a reset. Usually in a half-laughing kind of way. But when you're a busy woman with a full life and a mind thats full of lists and plan, what does that actually mean, and what does it look like in practice?
A Gentle Guide to the Peaceful Place Practice
A gentle guide to the Peaceful Place practice offering trauma-sensitive grounding to support calm safety and nervous system regulation. Learn how to explore rest and steadiness without pressure to visualise or force relaxation.

