For people in Hove who can't switch off...
A 6 week course at Hove's No.1 clinic
Takes 2 minutes. Fill out your details, then pick your time slot instantly.
Meditation, breathing exercises, mindfulness apps, even therapy — they all work on your mind.
But years of stress don't sit in your thoughts. They store themselves physically — in your jaw, your shoulders, your chest. Your nervous system gets stuck in the "on" position, and no amount of thinking, breathing or willpower reaches it there.
That's why the relief only ever lasts a few minutes. You're calming the surface. The tension underneath never moves.
Your body has its own release mechanism
After something stressful, animals shake. They tremble for a minute or two — and the stress physically leaves their body.
You have that exact same reflex. You've just spent a lifetime suppressing it — holding it together, pushing through, not making a fuss.
TRE (Tension Release Exercises) activates that reflex.
Gentle, guided exercises. Your body releases the tension itself — your mind doesn't have to do anything.
Developed by Dr David Berceli. Taught in over 40 different countries.
Takes 2 minutes. Fill out your details, then pick your time slot instantly.
Learn the exercises and feel the reflex for the first time — guided, at your own pace
You'll learn practical ways to regulate your nervous system, become more familiar with your body's stress responses, and develop control over how your body responds to stress
Reach the point where you can practice independently, so you can use the skill from wherever
Just 6 spots available, reserve yours today.
Takes 2 minutes. Fill out your details, then pick your time slot instantly.
With over 20 years' experience helping people overcome stress, anxiety and trauma, Khody Damestani combines the latest evidence-based approaches with a calm, supportive teaching style. As a Psychotherapist, certified TRE® Provider and former University of Surrey lecturer in Health Behaviour Change, he'll guide you safely through every step so you leave with a practical tool you can use to feel calmer, more grounded and more in control of your mind.
Takes 2 minutes. Fill out your details, then pick your time slot instantly.
The course takes place at Onemed Medical Centre in Brighton & Hove—a modern clinic dedicated to mental and physical wellbeing. You'll learn in a quiet, professional setting designed to help you relax, switch off from everyday pressures, and feel completely at ease throughout the session.
Takes 2 minutes. Fill out your details, then pick your time slot instantly.
Takes 2 minutes. Fill out your details, then pick your time slot instantly.
Most approaches to stress are ongoing — you pay every month, indefinitely.
This is £300 once. 6 weeks, £50 a session, then it's yours for good.
Takes 2 minutes. Fill out your details, then pick your time slot instantly.
Just water and something comfortable to move in. Mats are provided — there's nothing to prepare.
OneMed Clinic, 67 Goldstone Ln, Brighton and Hove, BN3 7BB, Hove. The course runs every Saturday at 9:AM for six weeks, starting 26th September. You can park opposite at the Goldstone Retail Park 3 hours free.
After you fill out the short form, it's a quick 5 minute call from Khody just explaining everything the course involves and if it's right for you.
Come to session one. If you don't feel it's right for you, you'll get every penny back — no questions asked. That's why there's a call before you start, too: we'd both rather know it's a good fit before you commit.
Most people are surprised how much calmer they feel after the very first hour. Everyone's different, but you won't be waiting weeks to notice something — the whole point is that your body responds quickly once it's shown how.
No. Despite the name, TRE works just as well for everyday stress, tension, and not being able to switch off. A lot of people who practice it aren't dealing with trauma at all — they're simply wired, exhausted, and want to feel calm again.
Yes. The exercises are gentle and can be adapted to you. You do need to be able to get down to and up from the floor, and stand for short periods — but there's no fitness or flexibility required.


