It’s about learning how to find small glimmers of hope when life is heavy, and building a vision for your future that’s real, reachable, and rooted in your actual life.
🔹 What happens in your body and brain when you’ve been living in “survival mode” for too long
🔹 Simple ways to calm that response so you can start thinking clearly again
🔹 How to rebuild a sense of possibility — even if you’re still in hard circumstances
🔹 Small, practical ways to reconnect with your own dreams and goals (without guilt or pressure)

The meltdown happens and afterward, you’re left trying to pull yourself back together, wondering how to calm the chaos inside your own body.
🔘 A topical “stress wash” technique with essential oils
🔘 Physical movements that calm the nervous system
🔘 A secret weapon to help your body recover and refocus
Registration Options
Join us live on Zoom for the full class and Q&A.
Perfect if you want to see what the routine looks like and start learning simple tools for calmer days.
Get access to the After the Meltdown Vault inside AttractWell, where you’ll find:
- The class replay anytime you need a reset
- Mini-lessons + printable guides
- A sample kit mailed to you with the same oils and supplements we’ll use in class , so you can experience the calm for yourself as we walk through it together
🌙 What You’ll Walk Away With
- A simple 2-minute reset to help your body regulate
- An understanding of how stress affects your system, and how to interrupt that cycle
- Tools that work in real life, not just on paper
Reserve your spot and join us for a night of calm, connection, and realistic self-care.

Are you holding it together on the outside… but quietly unraveling on the inside?
You’ll learn how to use essential oils and simple mind-body strategies to support both emotional and physical wellness.



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ook for him - ya know I checked the road first - I had 'lost' him for longer than I was comfortable with. When you don't know where your child is minutes seem like hours. Your mind thinks up the worst scenarios possible...
