Finding Your Ground - Practice Licence
For group practices and clinics: every therapist in your practice, and all their clients.
Give your whole team the same Phase 1 stabilisation resources, so clients get consistent materials and a shared language whoever they see.
Finding Your Ground is nine guided audio practices, written and recorded by Dr Kelly Leech, Clinical Psychologist and Board Approved Supervisor, organised by nervous system state. Each practice is between 3 and 10 minutes long.
What’s in your download
Nine guided audio practices
For hyperarousal (anxious, activated, overwhelmed):
Physiological Sigh
Extended Exhale Breathing
Vagal Humming
For hypoarousal (numb, foggy, shut down):
4. Orienting with Bilateral Self Tapping
For both states:
5. Body Scan
6. Safe and Calm Place
7. Safe and Calm Place: Testing Your Resource, which introduces mild activation and a guided return so you can check the resource holds
8. Self Compassion Touch
9. Pendulation
Eight client-facing education sheets (PDF), one for each practice, with Safe and Calm Place covering both versions. Each explains, in plain language, what’s happening in the body, what the research suggests (with appropriately hedged science), what the practice is for, what to expect and how to practise it.
Supporting guides (PDF)
Start Here: suitability, safe-use guidance, crisis support, and a note for therapists on introducing the practices to clients
How to Get the Most From These Practices: client guidance on building the habit and bringing it to sessions
My Practice Log: a printable between-session log clients can bring back to session
Your Licence: a one-page summary of what your licence covers
Everything arrives as one ZIP folder, emailed to you straight after purchase. The audio plays on any phone or computer.
Your licence lets you share the materials with every clinician in the named practice, who can each share them with their own clients, and store the files on your practice’s internal, staff-only system.
Accessible Care Pricing: 50% off for practices working in rural, remote, low-fee, bulk-billing or underserved settings.
