A laboratory for human and more-than-human wellbeing

Multi-disciplinary creative practices that nurture reconnection with yourself, your team and the natural world.

What guides this practice

The world feels busy, brittle and loud. Yet beneath the noise,
Life keeps asking us to pay attention:

to howwe work,
whatwe make and
whowe are becoming while we do it.

Explore three pathways to wellbeing-centred work

KHANDID.STUDIO exists to help people and organisations listen to that call.

Through interdisciplinary facilitation, creative experimentation, and systems co-design, we’ll explore ways of working that reconnects us humans with living world in non-extractive ways.

The aim is not to fix what is broken but to create the conditions where people, ideas and ecosystems can be well together.

The Becoming Practice

Where purpose becomes practice.

From creative exploration to purposeful design, I help you move from idea to action with care and intention.

Lab for Life

Where ideas are tested and refined.

Ongoing inquiries and collaborative experiments that turn curiosity and imagination into practical insight for work and Life.

A Brief Pause

Where reflection makes space for renewal.

Workshops and slow practices that help you pause, reconnect and restore balance within yourself and the natural world.

How the work unfolds

Change rarely begins with a fixed plan. It begins with noticing what is already alive.

When we work together, we start by paying attention to the people, the patterns and the possibilities already present.

From there, the process follows a natural rhythm…

Each phase supports the next, helping ideas take form and habits take root.

It is not about moving fast, but moving with integrity.

The outcome is a way of working that feels coherent, spacious and alive.

What the working together might look like

They ways I might support what your organisation is becoming takes many forms, depending the need.

It might look like:

A facilitated session

to help your team see patterns and possibilities.

A creative project

tells a story of change through design or words.

A mentoring conversation

that brings focus and direction to your practice

A systems map or framework

that brings coherence to complex work.

A workshop or ritual

that invites pause and reflection.

Each form begins with the same question:

What wants to come alive here?

Why this approach matters

Because the old ways no longer serve us.
Because the work takes practice, not perfection.
Because these times call for candour, even when our voices shake.