
Audio collection
Soulful Journeys
A 10-track audio bundle for women ready to come back to themselves
For the kind of tired that a sleep does not fix. Soulful Journeys is ten guided audio tracks for coming back to yourself when you do not know where to start.
There is no right order. Start with whichever one you need.
One-time payment of A$37.
You will go to Payhip to buy. Payhip handles payment and delivery.
Topics: Trauma, relationships and starting again, Looking after yourself again
Who it suits
This could be for you if
- You are in the middle of something hard: separation, menopause, burnout, an empty house
- You have done the books and courses and still feel stuck
- You want something gentle
What's inside
What you get
- Embracing Vulnerability
- A Step-By-Step Guide to Trauma Recovery
- Find Your Safe Haven
- Five Mindful Practices
- How to Cultivate Meaningful Relationships
- How to Practice Self-Compassion
- Let's Chat About Trauma
- Manifestation, Intention Setting and Trauma
- Metabolising Anger
- Ultimate Relaxation in Your Favourite Place
- Format
- 10 MP3 tracks, mostly 15 to 25 minutes
- Price
- A$37, one-time
- Delivery
- Instant download
- Sold by
- Payhip
- Price checked
- 20 October 2026
Buying and access
How it reaches you
Buy on Payhip and download all ten tracks straight away.
This is also included in the Emjay Resource Library, A$197 a year, if you would rather have everything.
More on buying, access and refunds.
Good to know
General wellbeing support, not therapy.
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