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When calm feels out of reach…
Do you find yourself packing a bag through tears, shaking hands, or a mind that won’t stop racing, unsure what to take, what’s allowed, or how you’re supposed to hold it all together?
You’re not alone.
A psychiatric admission can feel overwhelming, frightening, and impossibly fast.
In those moments, clear guidance is more than helpful — it’s a lifeline.
That’s why this Psychiatric Admission Packing Guide was created.
You’re doing the best you can in an incredibly hard moment.
This guide walks you through everything gently and simply:
🧳 What to Pack – soft, safe, comforting essentials your child will actually need
🚫 What Not to Bring – so you don’t waste time or energy second-guessing
📄 Documents to Have Ready – the things that keep communication clear
🕊 A Small Bag for You – because your wellbeing matters too
✔️ A Printable Checklist – your anchor when your mind is foggy and your heart is racing
You don’t have to do this alone.

When calm feels out of reach…
When the world feels a little too loud…
Do you ever notice how easy it is to care for everyone else — and how hard it is to slow down long enough to care for yourself?
You’re not alone.
That’s exactly why I created these Calm Journal Pages: a quiet space to pause, reflect, and reconnect with what you really need.
Sometimes, calm doesn’t come from doing more.
It comes from listening inward. From letting yourself rest. From remembering that you’re doing your best.
These gentle pages are here to help you do just that:
🕯 Page 1: Calm Journal Prompt – a simple reflection to guide you toward what you need more of (and less of) right now.
💌 Page 2: Dear Me – A Letter of Kindness – a space to write to yourself with the compassion you so freely give to others.
Because calm isn’t something you have to earn — it’s something you can always return to.

When calm feels out of reach…
Do you ever feel like you’re constantly walking on eggshells, one minute holding it together, the next snapping, crying, or shutting down completely?
You’re not alone.
This is where the Window of Tolerance can be a game-changer for both you and your loved one.
Sometimes, we expect ourselves to stay calm when everything inside us is screaming.
Other times, we expect our children to “just pull it together” when, really, they’re already overwhelmed.
The truth is, our nervous systems can only handle so much.
That’s why I’ve put together these two simple guides for you:
Graphic 1: The Window of Tolerance shows what’s happening inside, above, and below the window for you and your loved one
Graphic 2: 5 Ways to Return to Your Window, a simple cheat sheet to gently guide you both back to calm

DOES THIS SOUND FAMILIAR?
It is 2am.
The house has finally gone quiet.
Your heart rate is still going too fast.
You are sitting on the edge of the bath so you do not wake anyone, scrolling, trying to find something, anything, that tells you what to do next.
And everything you find is either written for a toddler, or written by someone who has clearly never lived it.
You do not need a 60 page PDF at 2am.
You need one thing. Right now. In your hand.
That is why I built this.
The Chaos to Calm app is a small, quiet space on your phone for the hardest moments of supporting a young adult who is struggling.
It does not diagnose anyone.
It does not ask you to journal for 20 minutes.
It gives you something to do with your hands, your breath and your words when everything has gone sideways, and something to learn from when the storm has passed.
Built by a mum who has been on that bathroom floor. For mums who are there now. 💙
Takes 10 seconds. Nothing to download.
When calm feels out of reach…
Do you ever find yourself or your child stuck in big emotions — angry one minute, tearful the next, or completely shutting down?
You’re not alone.
This is where the Feelings Wheel can make all the difference.
Sometimes, we don’t have the words to explain what’s really going on inside.
Other times, we only notice the surface emotion — frustration, sadness, anxiety — without realising what’s sitting underneath it.
The Feelings Wheel helps bridge that gap.
By naming emotions clearly, we activate the logical part of the brain — the part that helps calm the storm and bring us back to balance.
That’s why I’ve put together this simple guide for you:
🌀 The Feelings Wheel — a visual tool to help you and your loved one recognise, name, and talk about emotions more easily, so you can move from chaos to calm, one feeling at a time.

1. Open it Tap the button. It opens in your phone's browser. There is nothing to download and nothing to sign up for.
2. Add it to your home screen Tap share, then "Add to Home Screen". Now it sits there like any other app, one tap away when you need it.
3. Use it at 2am. That is what it is for.
£2.99, one off. Pay on a secure page, your code arrives by email, and it works on any device you use. 💙
Because I wanted the price to be the smallest part of the decision.
Less than a coffee you would drink standing up in the school run car park.
It keeps the lights on, it keeps me building, and it means the free part can stay free for the mum who cannot spare it this month.
This app is support, not treatment. I am not a doctor, a therapist or a crisis service, and nothing in here replaces one.
If you or your young adult are in danger right now, please ring 999.
The urgent help numbers are in the app, on every screen, and you never need to unlock anything to reach them.
I'm Sami. I'm a mum in East Yorkshire, and I built this because I could not find it.
Everything in here is the stuff I wished somebody had handed me at 2am, when my own house was in the thick of it.
You cannot be the anchor if you are drowning. 💙

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Not yet. It opens straight in your phone's browser, and you can add it to your home screen in two taps so it behaves exactly like any other app. It works on iPhone, Android, tablet and laptop.
No. No email, no password, no login. Your check ins and your toolkit are saved on your own phone.
Yes. What you tap stays on your device. Nothing is shared with anyone, and nobody in your family sees it.
No. One payment, once. You get a code by email that unlocks the full toolkit, and it keeps working.
Yes. Pop your code in on each one.
This one is written for you, the mum. There is a companion app coming for them, in their own words, their own space.
Then close it, and nothing is lost. The free part costs you nothing but a tap.
Put it on your phone now, while things are calm, so it is there when they are not