15/01/2026
January burnout is real.
After the festive season, many people return to work or study already feeling tired, low energy, financial pressure, emotional overload, and the sudden expectation to be “back to normal.”
This isn’t a lack of motivation.
It’s a nervous system that hasn’t had time to recover.
That’s why January is one of the most important months for mental health support.
✨ We currently have availability in January for drop-in wellbeing sessions for workplaces and universities, supporting both staff and students with short, grounding practices that help them pause, regulate, and reset.
We’re also looking to build long-term partnerships with organisations that want to support mental health consistently throughout the year, not just when things reach crisis point.
Wellbeing works best when it’s ongoing, accessible, and human.
If your workplace or university is feeling the weight of January, and you’re looking for meaningful mental health support, send us a message.
We’d love to explore how we can support your community this year. 💛