our ethos
Space to Breathe works with the arts, positive psychology and simple non-religious spirituality to start conversations about wellbeing and mental health.
Its for people like Will…
a lorry driver who visited one of our installations one day, during a long journey filled with questions about his future life and direction. As he absent-mindedly wandered round the space he found what he read touched him deeply and he left assured that he could hope for good in what was to come.
we want to make wellbeing about flourishing and to use creative approaches to do so
We believe in flourishing. We all have Mental Health and we want each person to grow in theirs, realising their full potential.
We use the arts and spirituality to start these conversations because we find they provide another language to share our feelings and emotions and give space for deep thinking.
It’s for people like Faduma…
Who found spirituality and particularly it’s expression in the creative arts, enabling her to find healing and release from her traumatic upbringing in Somalia.
we want to release potential
The vision and ideas for Space to Breathe come from the experience Andy Freeman and his 20 years of working with people to explore and create new imaginative spaces for spiritual life. Space to Breathe is about concepts that Andy has seen work in practice over 20 years of experiences. The vision of Space to Breathe seeks to establish where these concepts and good practice might benefit others.
It’s for people like Emily…
trying to find a different edge to her thinking in business and in development of her company
let us help you
Space to Breathe looks to unlock the potential of spirituality in an accessible, non-religious and engaging way. Our services are always tailored to engage with people of no faith or of different faiths. These products are about the recipients, about tailoring solutions to their needs and providing tools which can help individuals, companies, schools or faith groups to develop.