Kindrelle is a kindness-based wellness community, dedicated to enhancing mental well-being and promoting brain health through daily live online sessions, specialised in-person workshops, community support, resources, and connection.
Kindrelle is a wellbeing-led community creating accessible spaces for calm, connection, and creativity. Through yoga, meditation, breathwork, creative workshops, and cultural gatherings, we support small, consistent practices that nurture both mind and body.
Rooted in inclusivity and intention, Kindrelle blends gentle movement and meaningful connection to help people feel grounded in a fast-paced world.
At its heart, Kindrelle makes wellbeing simple, sustainable, and shared. 💛
Accessible 30-minute classes designed for busy lifestyles — from energising morning flows to calming evening resets and chair yoga for working professionals.
Hands-on sessions such as Origami for mindfulness, seasonal crafts, journaling circles, and cultural art workshops that support mental wellbeing through creativity.
Seasonal gatherings and celebrations (e.g., Lunar New Year, Holi, Ramadan reflections, themed socials) that bring people together through shared experiences.
Creating spaces where we could share our daily gratitude notes and encourage each other as well.
We collaborate with charities and community organisations to deliver supportive wellbeing sessions that promote connection, mental health, and inclusivity.
Curated sessions for companies looking to boost employee morale, reduce stress, and support workplace wellbeing.
Because mental wellbeing is not a luxury — it’s essential.
And community and kindness are powerful tools for lasting change.

Research consistently shows that regular movement, mindful breathing, and social connection significantly reduce stress hormones and improve emotional regulation, focus, and long-term psychological wellbeing.

Gentle, consistent practices such as yoga and breathwork activate the body’s relaxation response, lowering cortisol levels, easing tension, and supporting restorative sleep and sustained energy.

Loneliness has been linked to increased health risks comparable to physical inactivity. Creating spaces for genuine human interaction strengthens resilience, improves mood, and supports overall life satisfaction.

Acts of kindness and shared positive experiences stimulate the release of oxytocin — often called the “connection hormone” — reinforcing trust, empathy, and a stronger sense of community.
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