A New Chapter, A Gentle Shift

A little update:

Yesterday, I've started a new role supporting children and women on their family violence recovery journey with a specialist family violence service. It is work that feels aligned with who I am, and it grew out of supporting families with complex, intersecting needs in my last role. It continues to shape and deepen everything I understand about trauma, safety, and healing.

Taking this on with intention means being honest about what I can hold. I've made the decision to step back from my volunteering for the time being, and Blüte's session hours are changing to:

Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday: 9:30am-9pm

Monday: 7pm-9pm

Community Gatherings are still happening, I'm still sponsoring local events, and the studio remains open on other days for scheduled after-work community sessions.

If you've been part of this community for a while, you'll know that Blüte has never been about doing everything at once. It's about showing up fully for what's in front of me, whether that's a child or women I'm supporting through my new role, or the quiet moments in between.

So while the days and hours are shifting, what you'll find here hasn't changed. This is still a space for pause, for reconnection, and for whatever your wellbeing, recovery or healing journey needs right now.

If you’ve been thinking about booking a session, Saturdays, Sundays and Tuesdays are your days now plus Monday evenings, and I’d love to see you.

Be gentle with yourself. You are doing more than you know.

Jessica

Jessica

Blüte Sound Therapy & Wellbeing is a holistic wellbeing practice based in Frankston South on the Mornington Peninsula, founded by Jessica Mak.

Through sound, ceremony and gentle energy work, Jessica creates spaces for adults to pause, reconnect and thrive, alongside dedicated women's circles and sessions designed just for children.

For every soul, big and small, Blüte is a space to slow down and be exactly as you are.

https://www.bluetesoundtherapy.com
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