The Weight We Carry

Letting go of the pressure to hold everything together.

 A two-hour, in-person workshop for the woman who holds it all together - and is quietly exhausted from it. Come put it down.

$185 CAD early bird through July 10th · Seating is limited

This is for you...

For the woman who holds it all together.

You're the capable one.
The dependable one.
The one everyone leans on.

Always on… and quietly running on empty.

You handle everyone's needs before your own. You push through the tired. You hold

tension in your body for so long you've stopped noticing it's there.

And somewhere along the way, calm started to feel unfamiliar.

You don't need to be told to do more.

You need somewhere to finally set it down.

You know this feeling if:

  • You get everything done and still feel wired and depleted

  • "Relaxing" makes you restless

  • You're strong for everyone, and you're tired

  • You've tried to think your way calm, and it never holds

The reframe

You can't think your way out of a body that's bracing.


The weight you're carrying isn't a mindset

problem. It lives in your nervous system, in a body that's been on high alert for years.

That's why "just relax" never worked. You can't talk a nervous system into feeling safe. You have to show it.

That's what tapping does.

A little on tapping

Almost too simple. The science says otherwise.

Tapping - Emotional Freedom Technique, or EFT, is light tapping on a few points on your face and hands while you bring up what's weighing on you.

Those points signal your brain's alarm center that you're safe, so your body can come down from high alert.

In one clinical trial, a single hour of tapping lowered cortisol, the body's main stress hormone, by about 24%, compared to roughly 14% from talk therapy in the same hour. A later study replicated the effect with an even larger drop, and more than 200 trials now support tapping for stress, anxiety, and overwhelm.

Reference: Frontiers

No story to retell. No years of work. Just a tool your body responds to, quickly.

What we'll do

Two hours to put it down.

Name the weight

We'll gently locate what you've been carrying. Most of us are holding more than we realize.

Tap it off

Together, guided, step by step. No experience needed. Nothing to perform.

Take it home

You'll leave with a simple sequence you can use on any day the pressure builds.

What you'll walk away with

A calmer, lighter nervous system, felt, not just understood

Your own take-home tapping tool for stressful days

A few hours of letting your guard down, in a room of women who get it

A way back to calm that doesn't depend on anyone else

Meet your guide

Dr. Aalia Al-Barwani

Dr. Aalia is a medical doctor and obesity medicine physician, and a master mindset and subconscious coach. She helps high-achieving, exhausted women regulate stress, heal their relationship with food, and feel at home in their bodies again.

She teaches this work because she's lived it.

"I've sat across from hundreds of women who didn't see the exhaustion coming. I was one of them. I see you,  because I am you. The patterns that got you here can be unlearned."


Throwback from our last retreat

The details

Date:

Sunday, July 26

Time:

11:00 am – 1:00 pm

Place:

Toronto - exact location shared with registered guests

Investment

$185 CAD

early bird (through July 10th)

$225 after

Seating: Limited, and intentionally small

Quick questions

Do I need experience with tapping?

None. You'll be guided through every step.

What do I bring?

Just yourself. Wear something comfortable.

Is this therapy?

No,  it's a guided workshop and a tool to take home. A complement to care, not a replacement.

Will I have to share or perform?

Never. Keep everything as private as you like.

Put it down. Just for a morning.

 Early-bird pricing ends July 10th. Seating is limited.

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