Masterclass Vault

Salim shared his personal perspective on how we can relate to and improve our heart rate variability. He described HRV as our nervous system's language, a tangible biomarker that we can listen to and determine the health of our autonomic nervous system.

Andy and Dom guided us through the art and science of designing spaces that help our nervous systems feel safe, grounded, and alive. Drawing from architecture, neuroscience, and lived experience, they showed how light, air, color, and sound shape our internal states.

Rick Hanson invited us into the practice of growing the good within — deliberately internalizing moments of safety, connection, and accomplishment so they become traits rather than passing states. Through simple frameworks, personal stories, and a guided meditation.

Executive coach and emotions mastermind Joe Hudson led another round of rapid fire coaching. Community members courageously stepped into the hot seat, diving into their emotions with vulnerability and support.

Mollie Eastman shared how her experience with insomnia transformed her life and inspired her mission to help others reclaim deep, restorative rest. We explored foundations for great sleep — how light, temperature, food, and thought timing shape our sleep quality.

Tristan de Montebello explored the intersection between the nervous system and speaking. Through this engaging presentation, he discussed the common fears and habits that get in the way of our speaking comfort and ability to freely express ourselves.

Sofia-Jeanne introduced why relational practice is important, and how our early relationships shape our nervous systems. The session was highly experiential, guiding participants through the head, heart, gut, and pelvis axis.

Kelly shared her nervous system regulation lens on creativity. She defined creativity as 'something we bring forth from within us', as opposed to the typical notion of creativity as the artefact of genius. A fresh perspective on creative blocks as dysregulation.

Alex shared his perspective on modern addictions, including his recovery journey from living with addiction to experiencing more calm and joy. Through the lens of reciprocal narrowing and reciprocal opening.

Community members courageously volunteered for the hot seat, diving into their emotions in front of the community. A powerful demonstration of vulnerability, emotional coaching, and collective support.

Ian delivered a 'didactic sandwich' on Internal Family Systems (IFS), using the lens of parts work to better understand ourselves. He integrates IFS with breathwork and bodywork in his practice.

Sofia-Jeanne returned for another juicy and playful session, introducing the Relational Dojo — a space for practicing authentic relating and circling in community.

Franzi and Ted shared their experiences with somatic work and its impact on personal and professional lives. They discussed parenting through the lens of nervous system regulation.

Nick and Jonny discussed the nature of depression, suggesting it is often a response to unmet needs or physiological issues. They emphasized functional thinking and humility in addressing it, rather than rigid diagnostic labels.

We explored the concept of inner parts and their relationship to happiness, with a focus on understanding and accepting all aspects of oneself. The importance of self-reflection and internal observation.

Maverick explored the potential of AI tools like Thyself.ai for self-exploration and emotional work, emphasizing they are complementary to, not replacements for, therapy.

Steve shared his journey from software engineering to coaching, leading to the Alethea method which integrates four depths: parts, process, presence, and non-dual awareness.

Raul shared the mission and impact of All Kings, a peer-led men's group dedicated to mental health, emotional wellness, and leadership development, particularly for men impacted by systemic challenges.

Community members stepped into the hot seat with vulnerability and courage, exploring their emotional landscapes with Joe's expert guidance and the community's loving support.

Sofia-Jeanne introduced relational practices and their impact on life and relationships. Participants played with practices including exploring presence with self and others.

Stephen shared his journey into exploring Jhana states and how they differ from conventional meditation experiences. Jonny and Stephen discussed the concept of a 'panic attack for joy' — when the nervous system meets bliss.

A hugely helpful session with a massive amount of resources for folks with ADHD. Reframing ADHD as a challenge with emotional regulation, especially relevant in the context of nervous system mastery.

Mind-blown moments throughout this session. Nick's definition of anxiety is incredibly thoughtful and shines a light on the ways we label ourselves. A reframe that changes how you relate to anxious feelings.

A rich resource for exploring the ways we inhibit ourselves from expressing and moving toward free and flowing self-expression. Super relevant to the work of emotional fluidity.

An emotional rollercoaster. Community members in the hot seat showed incredible courage and vulnerability, with everyone else witnessing and supporting. Raw, transformative coaching.

Sofia-Jeanne guided an exploration of how to remain present with ourselves and with others whilst in interaction. Expert facilitation of relational practices and the art of Circling.

Michael King shared the Fire and Water Method, a technique that balances traditional Vedic knowledge with modern science for effortless meditation and living.

Dr. Michael Yang shared his expertise on psychedelic-assisted therapies, integrating perspectives from Chinese Medicine, pain science, metabolism, and depression research.

Sofia-Jeanne introduced the practice of Circling — an experiential, relational practice built on presence, vulnerability, and authentic connection with others.

Rapid Fire coaching — compressing years of different modalities and therapy into short sessions done with love and laser focus. Like drinking from a fire hose, but shockingly transformational.

Brett shared insights from 15 years of extreme sports including skydiving, paragliding, wingsuiting, and BASE jumping — and how those experiences taught him about self-regulation under extreme stress.

Dr. Tataryn introduced the Bio-Emotive Framework and the concept of the Psychograph — a map of your emotional landscape that reveals patterns in how you process and relate to emotions.