The Breathe & Refuel blog is a space for understanding stress through the body.
Here you’ll find grounded insights, simple explanations, and practical reflections on breath, nervous system regulation, and recovery. The focus is on restoring clarity and energy without pushing or overhauling your life.
This is a place to quiet internal noise, better understand what your body needs, and support steady, sustainable wellbeing in real life.

Breathe & Refuel Blog

(I Used to Say No. Now It’s a Heck Ya!) My corporate friends can tell you… It used to be a hard no on going back. I’d say, “I would never go back, it sucked the life out of me. They always want more. They don’t care about your well-being and I am over the […]

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The Silent Struggle of Successful Professionals

I’ve spoken with many professionals and a recurring theme has emerged in our conversations. They desire success, they’re driven, but they’re miserable.

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Sharpening emotional intelligence is key to mastering team dynamics. By enhancing self-awareness and observing colleagues’ behaviors, we can foster positive interactions.

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Why Personality Patterns Surface Under Pressure

Do you ever wonder why some colleagues seem to thrive in group settings while others struggle? Navigating complex interpersonal dynamics at work can feel like an uphill battle. But what if you could turn these challenges into opportunities?

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If you’re feeling unfulfilled at work, it’s easy to assume something is wrong with you. Maybe you think you’ve lost ambition.Maybe you assume you need a new role, a new company, or a bigger challenge. But often, feeling unfulfilled at work isn’t a drive issue. It’s a stress pattern. When your nervous system has been […]

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Hi there! I’m Stacey Cauvin.

Experience taught me that stress without recovery always takes a toll.
Today, I help people work with their nervous system using breath and awareness so recovery becomes more accessible and steady, even in the middle of full, demanding lives.