
A Morning Set Apart
Some mornings should belong entirely to you. No inbox, no school run, no one needing anything. Just space to breathe out, hear your own thoughts, and remember what it feels like to be unhurried.
We begin gently, with tea and a slow arrival. We walk. We write. We sit down together. There is nothing to achieve and nothing to prepare, and you leave lighter, clearer, and a little more yourself.
The Setting
Just Wild Barn sits in the Chew Valley, in the quiet triangle between Bath, Bristol and Wells, with views across Chew Valley Lake. It is half the reason this morning feels the way it does: a cosy, rustic space on North Hill Farm, made for slowing down and a world away from your everyday.
The group is small by design. Fourteen women, one beautiful room, and all the time you need to settle into it.

How The Morning Unfolds
- 1
9:30 Arrive
Tea, a slow welcome, and phones set aside.
- 2
10:00 Gather
A short circle to set an intention for the morning.
- 3
10:15 Walk the farmland
About 45 minutes at an easy pace, led by Aimee. Walk quietly or chat as you go.
- 4
11:00 Reflect
Guided journalling with Mariko. Set down what you are carrying and choose what to take forward.
- 5
11:30 Brunch together
A relaxed, shared meal around the table.
- 6
12:30 Close
Unhurried goodbyes.
What’s Included
Your Hosts

Mariko Broome — Trauma-informed transformational health coach
Mariko helps women heal burnout and reconnect with their calm, purpose, and vitality through coaching, workshops, and retreats.

Aimee Dickinson — Fitness coach & founder of Naturally Fit
Aimee’s energising, inclusive approach to movement helps women build strength, resilience, and body confidence — no gym mirrors required.









