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Calm Aura healing 🌟 Welcome to Calmaura Healing! Join our community for compassionate holistic healing! 🌟 39 and loving life! Married to my soulmate and best friend πŸ’‘.
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Award winning β€˜Best wellbeing specialist in Yorkshire’ sound healing, reiki, SMRT, crystal therapy, wellbeing & meditation, guiding you to balance and inner peace. Proud mom to our beautiful daughter Caelyn and our gorgeous son Max πŸ‘§πŸ‘¦. We share our home with our crazy cat Sam 🐾. I live with ME and OSA, which impact me, but I have so much to be grateful for. Obsessed with crystals, self-care, Harry Potter and enjoying precious family moments. As a holistic healer, I specialize in crystal therapy, meditation, and mindfulness. What you see is what you getβ€”I’m just being me, embracing life and all its wonders! πŸ’–βœ¨ xx

11/11/2026

Hey beautiful people.

When did you last feel like yourself? And I mean really yourself, not the version that shows up for everyone else, gets the washing done, plans the dinners, answers the messages, and keeps the whole show running. The you underneath all of that.

I've been sitting with this question a lot lately.

Living with ME means I've had to get very honest about what I'm actually feeling versus what I'm performing. The fatigue, the brain fog, the days where just existing takes everything I've got, they have a way of stripping things right back. And one of the unexpected things that came out of all of it was having to ask myself, who am I when I take all the roles away? When I'm not the mum, the wife, the healer, the person holding it together?

If your answer to that question didn't come quickly, I want you to sit with that for a second. Not to panic. Not to feel guilty. Just to notice.

Because if you had to really think about it, if you found yourself mentally scanning back through the last few months trying to remember the last time you felt genuinely, fully like you, that's not a flaw. That's what happens when you've been giving everything to everyone else for so long that you've started to forget your own edges.

You haven't gone anywhere. You're still in there.

What's happened is that life has gotten very loud, and your own voice has had to wait. The to-do lists, the responsibilities, the invisible labour of just keeping everything afloat, they don't leave much room for anything else. And somewhere along the way, the things that actually light you up, the things that make you feel like a person and not just a function, they quietly slipped off the list.

That's not a character flaw. It's exhaustion. And it's one of the most common things I see.

The women who come to Calm Aura Healing aren't broken. There is absolutely nothing wrong with them that needs sorting out. What they're looking for is somewhere they can stop performing for a bit. Somewhere they don't have to hold it all together, explain themselves, or be anything other than exactly what they are in that moment.

That's what I hold the space for. Not answers. Not solutions. Just the room to breathe, to feel, and to start finding their way back to themselves at whatever pace is right for them.

In a session, whether that's a sound bath, Reiki, crystal healing or SMRT, there is nowhere to be and nothing to do. That sounds simple, but for a lot of women it's actually the most radical thing they've experienced in a long time. Just being allowed to exist without needing to produce or perform anything.

And slowly, in that space, something softens. The noise gets a bit quieter. And you start to remember the bits of yourself that had been buried under all the busy.

So here's what I want you to do with this. Not a to-do list, I promise. Just one small thing.

Think about the last time you did something purely because it lit you up. Not because it was productive or because someone needed it from you. Just because it felt good to be you in that moment. A walk, a song, a conversation, a bit of cake and absolute silence. Whatever it was.

And if you can't remember, that's your starting point. Not a reason to feel bad. Just a gentle nudge that you're allowed to exist for yourself too.

You haven't lost yourself. You've just been waiting for the safe space to come back.

If you're ready for that, I'm here. Drop a heart below or send me a message and let's have a chat about what that could look like for you.

Hey beautiful people,Can we talk about fun for a minute?When you’re living with chronic illness, fun is often the first ...
09/11/2026

Hey beautiful people,

Can we talk about fun for a minute?

When you’re living with chronic illness, fun is often the first thing to quietly slip away. Every bit of energy goes on getting through the day, managing symptoms, resting, recovering, and somewhere along the way joy gets filed under β€œnice to have, maybe one day.” I know that feeling so well.

But here’s what I’m learning: fun isn’t a luxury. It’s medicine for the soul. Those moments that light you up, make you laugh or fill your heart are what remind you that you’re so much more than your diagnosis. So I’ve been working on bringing it back in, on purpose. Not big, exhausting plans, just small things that genuinely fill me with joy.

This morning was one of those things. I went to an author talk hosted by The Little Ripon Bookshop with Harry Whittaker, talking about his new book Orlando. If you love The Seven Sisters series written by his mum, Lucinda Riley, you’ll know Orlando as one of the much-loved characters. Harry carried on the story after the success of Atlas: The Story of Pa Salt, the final eighth book, and hearing him talk about the characters and the family legacy behind them was so special.

This meant a lot to me. I’ve always loved books, but my ME means I can no longer read a physical book because of the fatigue. When I was bedridden, The Seven Sisters audiobooks became my comfort. They kept me company and got me through some very dark times. So sitting in that room this morning, hearing the stories that held me up being talked about with so much love, really filled my heart.

Now I’m off to curl up and listen to more of Orlando on Audible. I’m was on chapter 17 this morning, but I’m now on 26 and it’s fair to say I’m SO hooked and so invested!πŸ“š

So this is your gentle reminder to make room for joy, even on the hard days. Especially on the hard days. It counts. You deserve it.

What have you done lately that has brought you joy? I’d love to hear in the comments πŸ’›

29/10/2026

Pumpkin carving 2026

If you don’t know the theme this year, we can’t be friends!!

29/10/2026

Hey beautiful people.

There is something that has quietly been breaking my heart for a while now, and I think it might be breaking yours too.

We have somehow ended up living in a world where women are expected to hold absolutely everything together, the home, the kids, the work, the friendships, the emotional labour of an entire household, and still show up with a smile. And somewhere in the middle of all of that, we lost something that women have always had. Community. Real, honest, no-performance-needed community.

I know this because I went looking for it and I couldn't find it.

As someone navigating ADHD, perimenopause and ME all at once, I genuinely needed a space where I could walk into a room and just.. be. No explaining myself. No performing okayness. No one looking at me sideways for saying something real. And when I couldn't find that space, I thought, well, I can't be the only one. There are women everywhere doing exactly what I was doing. Giving everything to everyone, running on empty, and then having absolutely nowhere to go to be truly held without judgement.

So I built it.

The Women's Wellbeing Circle isn't my circle. That feels important to say. It is a collective space. A room full of women who get it, because they are living it too.

Years ago, women were the foundation of community. They gathered. They supported each other. They looked out for each other. They didn't do any of this alone. Somewhere along the way that got swallowed up by busyness and individualism and the pressure to have it all together, and we are all quietly paying the price for it.

The circle is a gentle, low-pressure evening. You come in, grab a herbal tea, and settle into the space. The ground rules are simple, confidentiality, active listening, no interrupting. What gets said in the room, stays in the room. From there, there's the option to pull an oracle card if that feels right for you. If it doesn't, no worries at all. Then we sit with a theme together, something that tends to touch the parts of us we don't often get to talk about openly. Boundaries came up at the last session and honestly, it was one of those evenings where you could feel something shift in the room.

Once we've sat with the theme and explored it a little, we move to the mats for a guided meditation I've written myself, woven around the prompts and the theme, with some gentle sound woven in too. And then, to close the circle, I open a poetry book at a random page and read whatever is there.

I genuinely never know what it's going to be before I read it. But the universe seems to know. Every single time, it lands exactly where it needs to.

You don't have to talk if you come. You can sit in silence the whole time and that is absolutely fine. There is no to-do list. Nowhere to be. Nothing to do. Just you, and a group of women, together.

If that sounds like a space your soul has been quietly asking for, DM me and I'll send you the link for the next one. You'd be so welcome, exactly as you are.

Hey beautiful people.Right, it's been a while and there are some new faces around here, so let's actually do this proper...
28/10/2026

Hey beautiful people.

Right, it's been a while and there are some new faces around here, so let's actually do this properly.

I'm Mandy. I'm the woman behind Calm Aura Healing, based in Ripon, and I am genuinely so glad you're here.

Here's me in the most honest, un-business-y way I can manage.

My windowsills are basically a geology museum. Crystals everywhere. Clusters, tumbles, towers, the lot. I've lost count of how many bracelets I own and I'm not even a little bit sorry about it. My labradorite pendant never comes off, genuinely never, it's as much a part of me as my arms at this point.

Put me near the sea and I am instantly a different person. Sand between my toes, salt air in my lungs, that's my version of coming home. It beats absolutely everywhere else on the planet, no contest.

And I am currently living the absolute joy (said with full sarcasm and full love) of late-diagnosed combined ADHD, ME, and perimenopause all at the same time. So if I seem a bit chaotic, a bit scattered, or like I'm talking slightly too fast and forgot what I was saying halfway through, that's just me. Running on whatever energy I've got that day and making it work regardless.

That's the surface stuff though, and you deserve more than that.

The real reason I do this work is that I got properly ill. And when I was at my lowest, I couldn't find anything that brought the holistic and the clinical together in a way that actually made sense. I felt completely lost. Abandoned by the system, abandoned by the idea that I'd ever feel okay again. There were days, if I'm being truly honest with you, where I didn't see the point in being here anymore.

That's the bit I don't say lightly. But I say it because it matters. Because that level of lost is exactly what I don't want anyone else to feel on their own.

So I built something different. Something that meets people where they actually are, without requiring them to sit and talk through every hard thing they've ever been through before anything can shift. Through sound therapy, SMRT, Reiki, crystal healing, intuitive energy work and a few other bits that support the whole picture, I help people feel like themselves again, without having to pull every layer apart to get there.

I am not polished. I will never pretend to be. I'm not fully healed either (genuinely, who is? There's always something to learn or integrate or sit with, that's just the nature of this journey). I've made peace with that, and honestly, I think it makes me better at what I do. I understand the messy middle because I've been in it, and some days I still am.

Crystals, sea air, ADHD chaos, a deep love of cake, and a genuine, wholehearted care for every single person who walks through my door. That's who you're getting here.

If you're new, welcome. I mean that properly. And if you've been around a while, thank you. For real.

Now I'd love to actually hear from you. Drop a comment below and tell me, why did you start following along, and what do you love most about the content here? I genuinely want to know.

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!Kelly Stephens, Karen Higgins, Andrea Holt, Mia Jones Mack...
28/10/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

Kelly Stephens, Karen Higgins, Andrea Holt, Mia Jones Mackay, Claire Walton, Kate Louise Calvert, Simon Harrison, Amy Wardell, Kelly Humphries, Emma Butterill, Emma Blackmore, Sanju Chuhan

Feel free to drop me a message if you want any information or need anything ❀️

27/10/2026

I mean, she’s breathtaking so tea needed to wait!

Where are my moon lovers at? πŸŒ•

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