Awaken · Restore · Create
THE ARC, a six-week breathwork journey for men
A six-week, one-to-one journey for men who've lost the thread, and want to find their way back to what matters.
You did what you were supposed to do. The work, the body, the plans. And still, most days run on autopilot, and a quiet part of you keeps asking: is this it?
Somewhere along the way you lost touch with yourself, with the land, with the people around you. Change starts with a fire in the belly, the moment you say enough is enough.
You don't need fixing. You need space to become.

Who this is for
- , Men, roughly 25–45, who've built a life that looks right from the outside and feels flat from the inside.
- , Running on autopilot, work, gym, weekend, repeat, and secretly exhausted by it.
- , Harder on themselves than they'd ever be on anyone else, and starting to feel the cost.
- , Curious. Already sensing there's more, a breath, a moment in the hills, a quiet question they can't unhear.
This sits alongside clinical care, not instead of it. Not for anyone in acute crisis, we'll talk it through in the first conversation.
The journey
Awaken. Restore. Create.
Weeks one & two
Awaken
We stop the performance. You tell the truth about where you are, what's full, what's empty, and what you've been carrying alone. Then you give yourself a break, maybe for the first time in years.
- , A clear-eyed look at the eight areas of your life, where you're thriving and where you're quietly starving.
- , A morning breath practice to settle the body and let yourself arrive without proving anything.
Weeks three & four
Restore
One small, chosen action, repeated until self-trust starts to replace self-criticism. When the old patterns show up, we meet them with breath and repattern them, rather than fight them.
- , One kept promise, repeated daily, aimed at the part of you that's been neglected.
- , Conscious connected breathwork to move what's been stuck in the body, often for years.
- , Someone in your corner when the dip arrives, because it always arrives.
Weeks five & six
Create
With the ground cleared, we build a vision of who you're becoming, not a list of goals, but a way of being. Something you can feel in your body and return to for life.
- , A written vision of the man you're becoming, built from what's real rather than what looks impressive.
- , A final score in your own words, so you can see your own change clearly.
- , A closing in the breath, and a one-month check-in, so the change keeps settling.
What you leave with
- , A vision of the man you're becoming, honest, embodied, and built from what's actually true for you.
- , A way to find your way back when the old noise starts again.
- , A morning practice you can actually keep: breath, body, and one clear intention for the day.
- , A letter written by your clearest self, posted to you exactly when you'll need it most.
- , A check-in call one month on. The door doesn't close after six weeks.
A reclaiming of who you are. Free to be.
How it works
- , Six weeks, one to one, online or in Edinburgh.
- , One 60–90 minute session each week, the breath is the doorway, every time.
- , Daily practices that fit into a working life, with a mid-week check-in so you don't drift.
- , It begins with a free conversation, no pitch, just an honest talk about where you are.
Founding cohort
I'm taking the first five men through The Arc as a founding cohort.
In exchange, I ask for honest feedback and a testimonial. Details, including the investment, are part of our free conversation.

Why me
I've walked this arc. Years anxious, medicated, and hidden, content in a bubble of comfort, a wreck outside it. Then a decision in front of a mirror, a hill run in a jumper in the summer heat, a morning practice on the front porch before work, and a decade of closing the gap between who I was and who I was becoming, including walking away from a ready-made life in Australia that was never mine.
I trained for 18 months and 400+ hours to certify as an Advanced Breathwork Practitioner under Dr Ela Manga (Breathwork Africa), studying alongside doctors, psychologists, and surgeons. And I qualified as a carpenter, so I know what it is to build a life with your hands, and to realize it isn't yours.
The Arc compresses what those ten years taught me into six weeks. Not so you can repeat my path, so you can live a fuller life in the one you already have.
I don't fix anyone. I hold the space, share the map, and the breath does the rest.
Little by little, a little becomes a lot.