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You survived. Now it's time to thrive.

Your story doesn't end with what happened to you

I'm Millie. I've been through domestic violence, Complex PTSD (CPTSD), addiction and more. I came out the other side — and I'm here to walk beside you as you do the same.

I wasn't put through hell just to keep the lessons to myself. Every scar carries wisdom — and that wisdom is now yours.

Mad Little Me exists because no woman should have to find her way back to herself alone. This is a space built on lived experience, radical honesty, and the belief that you already have everything you need inside you.

The woman behind Mad Little Me

I'm Millie — a mum, an ADHD brain, a survivor of domestic violence, Complex PTSD (CPTSD) and addiction. I've been broken in ways I didn't think I could come back from.

But I did come back. Not because I'm special — but because I learned how. I learned to sit with the pain instead of running from it. I learned to rewire the stories my mind was telling me. I learned to love myself so fiercely that no one else's cruelty could define me.

Now I home-educate my daughter (who has autism and ADHD), run my own business, and wake up at 5am to meditate — not because I'm perfect, but because I refuse to go back to who I was when I was drowning.

This course, this community, this movement — it's everything I wish existed when I was at my lowest. So I built it.

Millie

What I've walked through

  • Domestic violence & coercive control
  • Complex CPTSD & trauma recovery
  • Addiction & sobriety
  • ADHD — diagnosed as an adult
  • Single parenting a child with autism & ADHD
  • Rebuilding from nothing — financially, emotionally, spiritually
  • Finding my voice & learning to use it

Free Minds — Your Path Back to You

A structured recovery programme built from lived experience and evidence-based practices. Part book, part course, part community — entirely designed for women ready to stop surviving and start living.

01

Sitting in Silence

Learning to hear yourself again. Meditation as a tool for confronting — not escaping — your mind.

02

Recognising the Stories

Identifying the false narratives trauma planted in you. Understanding that your thoughts are not truths.

03

Rewriting Your Script

Replacing self-abuse with self-belief. Practical tools for rewiring how you speak to yourself.

04

The Body Remembers

How trauma lives in your body and how to release it. Understanding the physical side of emotional pain.

05

Boundaries & Power

Learning to say no. Reclaiming your space, your energy, your right to be treated with respect.

06

Building Your New Life

From recovery to creation. Goal setting, self-care routines, and becoming the woman you were meant to be.

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Sitting in Silence — A Guided Practice

Millie's signature meditation practice. The same tool that helped her rebuild from rock bottom. Enter your name and email, and it's yours — instantly and free.

No spam, ever. Just real help from someone who's been there.

Tools for Your Journey

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Sitting in Silence Meditation

Millie's foundational practice for quieting the noise and hearing your own wisdom.

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Community Support

Connect with other women on the same journey. Share, listen, heal — together.

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The Book

Millie's full story — from surviving to thriving. Raw, honest, and full of practical wisdom.

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Stories, Lessons & Truth

Recovery

Dear Negative Self Talk

An open letter to the voice that kept me small — and how I learned to talk back.

ADHD & Parenting

Home Ed, ADHD & Finding My Way

What unschooling taught me about trusting my instincts as a neurodivergent mum.

Strength

I'm Nearly 30 — And Just Getting Started

Why starting over in your late twenties was the bravest thing I ever did.

Art, Life & Everything Between

Millie
Millie's art
Millie in the city
Card from daughter
Millie black and white
Wishing tree
Red lights at sunset
Millie with flowers

Let's Talk

You're not alone

Whether you have a question about the course, want to share your story, or just need to know someone's listening — I'm here.

If you're in crisis right now, please reach out to:

National Domestic Abuse Helpline: 0808 2000 247 (24hrs)
Samaritans: 116 123 (free, 24hrs)
Women's Aid: womensaid.org.uk

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