Northern Rivers NSW & Gold Coast QLD

A space to breathe, before you reach the edge.

We support women to prevent and recover from burnout through mental health education, nervous system support, EFT, and compassionate coaching. Because your wellbeing deserves more than surviving the demands of modern life.

Support That Meets You Where You Are

Whether you're looking for practical tools, personalised guidance, or support for your team or community, there are multiple ways to begin your journey towards greater wellbeing.

Books

Explore compassionate, evidence-based resources designed to help you better understand burnout, stress, the mental load, and nervous system health. Deb's books offer practical tools and gentle guidance you can return to whenever you need support.

Coaching & EFT

Receive personalised support through one-to-one coaching, EFT, and tailored programs designed to help you reduce overwhelm, regulate your nervous system, build resilience, and reconnect with yourself.

Workshops & Speaking

Bring meaningful conversations about burnout, mental health, and wellbeing into your workplace, organisation, or community. Deb delivers engaging workshops and presentations that empower women and teams with practical strategies for lasting change.

Staying well in an unwell world

Featured product

Staying Well in an Unwell World

Staying Well in an Unwell World, by Deb Harman, is a book that serves as a practical, gentle guide for women feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or burnt out, providing actionable ways to prioritize self-care and manage stress.

The Shift Journal

You Can Love Your Work and Still Dread Going: Workplace Bullying and Burnout

You can love your work and still dread going to work. I regularly read emails and social media comments from people questioning whether they are […]

The Weight of Unspoken Expectations: Why Being the One Who Remembers Everything Is Exhausting

The Weight of Unspoken Expectations: Why Being the One Who Remembers Everything Is Exhausting

You notice the milk is running low. You remember the appointment next Thursday. You check in on the colleague who seemed quiet, work out what […]