Feeling Safe & Standing Strong
Feeling tense, reactive, or like you're holding more than you have to carry? You're not imagining it, and you're not alone.
If you're looking for practical, plain English tools to understand your nervous system, have kinder conversations with yourself and others, and feel a little steadier in your own skin, you're in the right place.
Each episode gives you body-based practices, real conversations, and simple frameworks you can reach for in the moments that matter. In all relationships, not just at work and in the quiet moments when you just need to settle. No jargon, no pressure, nothing that requires a psychology degree to use.
The more you listen, the more you'll find these tools showing up naturally, when a conversation gets hard, when the day gets heavy, when you need to come back to yourself.
Hosted by Bronwyn Clee, Trauma Responsive Psychosocial Coach and Educator and Co-Founder of The Institute of Hope, in partnership with Protective Behaviours International.
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Feeling Safe & Standing Strong
Our Safety Legacy
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Bronwyn Clee
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What we practise today shapes the safety we pass on to others. In this final episode of the season, we reflect on the idea of a “safety legacy” and how small choices, habits, and ways of relating, can ripple forward to impact families, workplaces, and communities.
Safety is both a personal right and a collective responsibility.
Somatic Practices in this episode:
- Anchor Object Ritual — choosing an object that reminds you of safety and using it to ground yourself.
- Desk Reset — a short, practical sequence to release tension and reset during your day.
(You’ll hear both guided in the episode. They can be used at work, home, or on the go.)
