How We Work, Who We Work With, and What You Can Expect from Big Love Movement.
Our approach.
We believe that trust is earned. That’s why we’re committed to transparency, integrity, and inclusion in everything we do—from how we design our workshops to who we partner with and what we teach.
This page outlines the foundations of how we operate and the standards we hold ourselves to.
Our Approach Is...
🧠 Human – Rooted in lived experience, compassion, and community care
📚 Evidence-Informed – Blending science, somatic practices, and real-world tools
🌀 Inclusive – Open to all identities, backgrounds, and experiences
🌱 Evolving – We’re honest about where we are and where we’re still growing
What we offer (and what we don’t).
We offer:
Wellbeing education, not therapy
Free and paid workshops, events, and resources
Community-based spaces for shared learning and connection
Practical tools for emotional regulation, self-awareness, and resilience
We do not offer:
Mental health crisis support
Clinical therapy or diagnoses
Deep trauma processing or one-on-one coaching (unless led by qualified professionals)
If you’re in crisis or need 1:1 mental health support, we encourage you to reach out to a licensed mental health professional or crisis helpline. [External link to UK mental health resources]
Who creates our content.
Our content is created and delivered by:
Trained educators, facilitators, and wellbeing practitioners
Lived experience voices (with oversight and ethical reflection)
Collaborators with relevant training in areas like mindfulness, somatics, mental health education, and emotional wellbeing
We vet contributors based on:
Formal qualifications and CPD-accredited training
Relevant experience, supervision, and ethical practice
Shared values of inclusivity, consent, accessibility, and community care.
What “Trauma-Aware” Means to Us.
We do not call ourselves a trauma-informed organisation yet. Our founder is currently completing further training in trauma-responsive and somatic practices and we collaborate with professionals already qualified in this area.
Our work is guided by key trauma-aware principles:
Safety and consent
Transparency and clear boundaries
Empowerment and voice
Emotional pacing and nervous system literacy
We strive to create content that respects people’s unique journeys—and avoids overwhelm, assumption, or pathologising language.
Our founder’s commitment.
Big Love Movement was created from lived experience. Our founder is transparent about their own mental health journey and is actively training in relevant fields to ensure the platform continues to grow ethically.
This includes:
Over 600+ hours of training in trauma-aware yoga, somatics, and wellbeing practices.
Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training.
Ongoing CPD in trauma-responsive practice and nervous system education.
Our community guidelines.
For our WhatsApp group, events, and online spaces, we ask that everyone:
Respects others' experiences and boundaries
Avoids offering unsolicited advice
Keeps confidentiality
Practices consent in sharing and participation
You can read our full community guidelines here. [PDF Big Love Community Guidelines]
Want to collaborate?
Have Questions? Want to Collaborate?
We welcome conversation and feedback. If you have any concerns, suggestions, or would like to explore collaboration, reach out anytime to: becki@biglovemovement.com
If you would like to apply to be a collaborative practitioner and contribute to Big Love Movement please complete our Practitioner Application Form.
