Full access to The Knowledge Hub

Everything Amy has researched, created and curated across every healing modality; in one place, available to you any time, at your own pace:

• Courses on your nervous system, western herbal medicine, body systems, energy healing, somatic therapy, breathwork, nutrition and more.
• All workshop recordings — every live session recorded and available to watch any time.
• Downloadable resources, reference guides, herb monographs, practice tools and more.
• Guided audio practices — grounding, body scan, nervous system regulation, safe space visualisation and more.
• Community access — a warm, supportive space of people walking the same path.
• Monthly Q&A sessions with Amy.

A living library that grows with you

The Knowledge Hub is not finished, because your healing is not finished. New content is added regularly in response to community needs, Amy’s ongoing research and the real questions members bring. What you access on day one will be a fraction of what you have access to in six months.

No deadlines. No pressure. No performance.

There is no right way to move through The Knowledge Hub. No order you must follow, no pace you must keep. You go where you are drawn, when you are ready, for as long as feels right. This is your healing, on your terms and in your own individual way.

If you are navigating complex trauma, this section is for you.

Libe’lula has a dedicated CPTSD Pathway woven through the community for members who are living with complex post-traumatic stress. It is not a separate community. It is not a clinical service. It is a trauma-informed pathway within the larger whole, so you are held safely while also being part of something bigger than your diagnosis.

What the CPTSD Pathway includes inside Beneath the Surface:

• A dedicated CPTSD section within The Knowledge Hub with trauma-specific courses, resources and guided practices.
• All content created with a trauma-informed lens — nothing here will ask you to push through, perform or override your nervous system.
• A foundation in nervous system safety before anything else — because safety is not optional, it is the starting point.
• Community space that understands complex trauma from the inside — not just theoretically.

About Amy’s experience with complex trauma:

Amy has lived with CPTSD since childhood and has been actively healing since age 28. She is not a clinician delivering information from a distance. She is someone who has walked every part of this path herself, and who built the CPTSD Pathway from that lived experience, not from a textbook.

Important note:

The CPTSD Pathway is a self-healing education and community support resource. It is not a substitute for professional mental health treatment. If you are currently working with a therapist or mental health professional, the Pathway is designed to complement that work, not replace it. If you are in crisis, please reach out to a crisis service or mental health professional directly.