ABOUT
Lo, Founder of Still Enough
Still Enough x Surreallo is where art and wellness meet.
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Welcome! Thank you for being here. Im Lo, the founder of Still Enough and a surrealist artist, certified in Mind & Body Somatics and Somatics Integration. I created Still Enough as a space designed to organize the overwhelming amount of information out there so it feels lighter and easier to navigate.
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After years of exploring (in a very non-linear path) how psychology, neuroscience and somatics can support my own mental and physical health and getting lost in the vast options, I created The Clarity Pathway - a flexible sequence of simple, universal mind-body tools that reduce the overwhelm of not knowing where to start, increase clarity, while supporting you wherever you choose to go next.
Our Story
Still Enough was created to meet people as they are and uplift them through daily life, from stressors to unexpected challenges, using simple, mind-body tools.
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OUR MISSION
To help people move through life with more
clarity and ease.
ABOUT
What is
Still Enough?
Still Enough is a reminder that while our circumstances shape us, they don't fully define what comes next - wherever we come from, there are moments we get to shape our path and discover what feels true to us.
Created to support people as they move through everyday life, from stressors to unexpected challenges, with more physical ease and mental clarity.
Simple, universal mind-body tools designed to help you feel a little clearer, more grounded and supported - without pressure or complexity.
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Because working on ourselves doesn’t have to mean fixing anything, and wellness doesn’t have to feel overwhelming or heavy. It can be as simple as trusting our choices, so the next step feels more natural and aligned.
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Blending insights from psychology, neuroscience, and somatic (body-based) practices, our guides organize and are designed to bring familiar concepts together in a way that feels clearer for your path - without the overwhelm of not knowing where to start. Making it easier to respond to life in ways that create new experiences, rather than repeating old patterns that keep us feeling stuck or in constant survival mode.
So you can focus more on living, creating, connecting - and what's most important to you each day.