Small batches, always
We blend in quantities we can finish quickly. It costs more and it sells out sometimes. It also means nothing sits in a warehouse losing the thing you bought it for.
Est. as a house for slow living
Care you can book. Rituals you can take home.
CHH Wellbeing is one house with two doors. Through the first, a practice of therapists, teachers and guides. Through the second, an apothecary of botanical remedies and a collection of vintage pieces with a past worth keeping.
Small-batch & single-origin
Practitioner-led sessions
Answers on WhatsApp, same day
Where would you like to begin
Two doors. One philosophy.
Some people come to us for an hour on the table. Others come for the jar they will reach for every morning for the next three months. Most, eventually, come for both.
Door one
The Practice
Massage, yoga, meditation, life coaching and iTeraCare. Sessions are held
one at a time, in a room kept quiet on purpose. Read what each one involves,
then ask for the time that suits you.
Explore the services
Door two
The Apothecary
Teas, essential oils, salves, tinctures, candles and crystals — blended and
poured in small batches, then sent out by hand. Everything here is meant to
be used, not admired on a shelf.
Shop the collection
A letter from our founder
It started with a kitchen table and a very stubborn headache.
Not a business plan. A kitchen table, a row of jars, and a problem that no amount of pushing through would fix.
I spent a long time treating rest as something I would get to later — after the list was done, after the season ended, after everyone else was taken care of. My body eventually stopped negotiating and simply presented the bill.
What brought me back was not one dramatic thing. It was small, repeatable and almost boring: a tea I actually looked forward to, an hour a week on someone's table, ten minutes of breathing that I stopped skipping. The relief did not arrive in a rush. It accumulated.
CHH Wellbeing exists because that combination is hard to find in one place. Somewhere to be cared for by a person who is paying attention, and somewhere to find the small things that keep the work going after you go home. So we built both, in one house, and we kept it deliberately small — because the moment this becomes a volume business, it stops being the thing that helped me.
If you are at the beginning of this, start with whichever door is easier. There is no wrong order.
What we hold to
Four rules we do not bend.
One person at a time
Sessions are not stacked back to back. There is room before and after, so nobody is ushered out of a room they only just settled into.
Plain about what things do
We will tell you what a blend contains and what it is traditionally used for. We will not promise you a cure, and we will say so when something is outside our scope.
Nothing good gets thrown away
The vintage room is not decoration. A well-made object that has already lasted fifty years deserves another fifty rather than a landfill.
The full house
Every modality, and where to read about it.
Each service has its own page with what happens in the room, how long it takes, what it costs, and who it is not for.
From the shelves this week
The things people come back for.
I came in for one massage because my shoulder hurt. I left with a tea I now make every night without thinking about it. Six months later I am not sure which one of the two actually fixed the sleeping.
The vintage room
Objects that already survived their first fifty years.
Clocks, mirrors, ceramics, lighting, jewellery and textiles — found one at a time, listed one at a time. Every piece here is the only one of itself.
Beyond the transaction
The part of the house nobody is charged for.
There is a long table, a kettle that is almost always on, and no expectation that you buy anything to sit at it. Some of the best conversations we have had here started with someone waiting out the rain.
A quiet corner to work or read, no minimum spend
Ask a practitioner a question before committing to a session
Small gatherings and guided evenings, announced by WhatsApp
Start where it is easiest
Book the hour, or buy the jar.
If you are not sure which, send a message. We will tell you honestly which one we would pick for you — including when the answer is neither.