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Breathe & Let Go: Unwind Body and Mind

A gentle breathwork journey for women ready to soften, release, and come home to themselves.

You don’t have to keep holding it all together.

So many of us move through life with tension we barely notice — tight shoulders, shallow breath, a racing mind. Underneath it all, there’s often a quiet longing:

  • To pause.
  • To exhale.
  • To feel like yourself again.

Breathe & Let Go is a 90-minute guided breathwork session designed for women who are carrying a lot — emotionally, mentally, and physically. Whether you’re navigating stress, overwhelm, transition, or simply craving space to just be, this is your invitation to slow down and reconnect.

What to Expect

In this gentle, trauma-informed session, we’ll use conscious breath and body awareness to explore and release the deep patterns of tension held in the body. Working through the body’s natural pathways of release — inspired by the 7 belts of tension — we’ll create space for softening, clarity, and emotional flow.

You’ll be guided in a safe, nurturing environment where there’s nothing to fix or force — just a space to breathe, feel, and let go.

Through this session, you may experience:

  • A sense of emotional and physical release
  • Greater clarity and calm
  • Reconnection with your inner self
  • A deep feeling of rest, reset, and renewal

Whether you’re new to breathwork or returning to the practice, you are welcome here — exactly as you are.

Who It’s For

This session is especially supportive for women who:

  • Feel tense, anxious, or emotionally full
  • Are navigating change or transition
  • Long to reconnect with their body and inner rhythm
  • Need a soft space to just be held for a moment

This is not another thing to do. This is your permission to pause.

Come as you are. Breathe. Let go.

You’ll be warmly held in a trauma-informed, women-centred space where everything you feel is welcome.

Ewa Bell’s offering at 5.30pm to 7pm on 28th December.

If you would like to access the Women Supporting Women Fund to subsidise this treatment, find more details here.

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On Wednesday we had a brilliant Instagram Live chat with Tracy Awere from The Sankofa Birth Experience. We spoke about her offerings at Moon and beyond, including her Pregnancy Relaxation Retreats (next one this Sunday! - With 2026 dates also now available), as well as her weekly YogaBirth sessions and 1-2-1 hypnobirthing and birth preparation sessions. All of which, at their core, focus on your 'power within'. Tracy's work has recently received recognition from Future Camden Fund. This has allowed her to offer subsidised and no-cost places with all her offerings - contact Tracy to find out more. We also spoke about the most recent attack on the world of maternity care and support, led by a recent Times article by Jeremy Hunt (more on our thoughts about this shortly). It was a brilliant chat - BUT - technology failed us and the session would not upload to Instagram once we'd finished 😭😭😭 So if you'd like to find out more about Tracy, including her Pregnancy Relaxation Retreats then follow the link in our bio or check out Tracy's IG page.
On Wednesday we had a brilliant Instagram Live chat with Tracy Awere from The Sankofa Birth Experience. We spoke about her offerings at Moon and beyond, including her Pregnancy Relaxation Retreats (next one this Sunday! - With 2026 dates also now available), as well as her weekly YogaBirth sessions and 1-2-1 hypnobirthing and birth preparation sessions. All of which, at their core, focus on your 'power within'. Tracy's work has recently received recognition from Future Camden Fund. This has allowed her to offer subsidised and no-cost places with all her offerings - contact Tracy to find out more. We also spoke about the most recent attack on the world of maternity care and support, led by a recent Times article by Jeremy Hunt (more on our thoughts about this shortly). It was a brilliant chat - BUT - technology failed us and the session would not upload to Instagram once we'd finished 😭😭😭 So if you'd like to find out more about Tracy, including her Pregnancy Relaxation Retreats then follow the link in our bio or check out Tracy's IG page.12 hours ago
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Thank you so much to these wonderful folk, who donated to the Women Supporting Women Fund in October. Your generosity means that even more members of our community can access our offerings. However, unfortunately we currently have a waiting list for accessing this fund. So if you're able to make a donation, either when you book a treatment, class or event at Moon OR you can follow the link in our bio and make a standalone donation, it would be gratefully received. If you'd like to make use of the WSW Fund then you can also find out more via the link in our bio. See you soon.
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