What’s your StillPlace?

Do you know there is a place in you that pressure can’t reach. You’ve been there. You know what it feels like. This is the work of finding your way back home to yourself — and learning to live from there.

Most of us spend a significant amount of energy managing ourselves. Keeping the reaction in check. Saying the right thing. Holding it together.

And still — in the moments that matter most — we find ourselves reacting in ways we didn’t choose. Going sharp when we wanted to stay steady. Going quiet when we needed to speak. Reaching for something to take the edge off when the edge gets too sharp.

This isn’t a character flaw. It’s a pattern. And patterns, once you understand how they work, can change.

Home isn’t a place. It’s a state.

The MyStillPlace approach doesn’t start with what’s wrong. It starts with what’s already right.

Every person who comes to this work has already experienced their StillPlace — a state of genuine presence, quiet clarity, grounded ease. A moment where you were fully yourself, fully available, fully alive to what was happening.

That state isn’t a peak experience reserved for exceptional circumstances. It’s your natural centre. And it’s accessible — deliberately, repeatedly, even under pressure — once you know how to find it. And what pulls you away from your centre.

That’s what this program teaches.

The MyStillPlace Program runs in two connected phases:

Six Weeks Online

A structured group journey through values, patterns, regulation and your StillPlace. The foundation for everything that follows.

The Weekend Intensive

Two and a half days in person. Where the work becomes embodied, relational and real. Facilitated by all three members of the MyStillPlace team.

The Community

Graduates join an ongoing weekly practice group — where the work stays alive and the learning continues well beyond the workshop weekend.

How It Works

What makes this work different is where it begins.

We don’t begin with your problems. We begin with your wholeness. The premise is simple: you already have access to a state of being — your StillPlace — from which genuine choice is possible. A state where you can feel the pull of an old pattern without being driven by it or lured into it. Where your values can actually guide your behaviour rather than just your intentions.

The program gives you a map of your inner world, a set of precise tools for navigating it, and — critically — a community of people doing the same work alongside you.

You don’t need years of therapy to get there. You need the right framework, the right guidance, and enough honesty to stay curious about yourself.

The Facilitators

The MyStillPlace Program is held by three experienced practitioners.

Billy Hill

Creator of the MyStillPlace framework. 35 years in personal development, 10,000+ hours of coaching, 200+ workshops.

Rob McClintock

Counsellor specialising in addiction, Clinical Hypnotherapist and Mind Dynamics™ practitioner. Newcastle, NSW.

Cheree Hill-Costin

Master Clinical Hypnotherapist, Counsellor and mindset coach. Trainer at the Mind Academy.

Each brings different depth to the same work. Together they hold a program that is structured, safe and genuinely transformative.

What Participants Say

Working with Billy this past year has had a profound impact on my inner journey. The processes he so ably teaches have helped me live life more fully, consciously and with heart. His deep understanding of the human condition and lively sense of humor facilitate a dynamic in a group that I can only call magical.
Greg Sternik, California

That is why I love your work so much. It is one of the few places I get to consciously name and practice resetting where I relate from, with a group of people in a safe and constructive way. Being able to say out loud what I often don’t even allow myself to think, to let go of the shame, and truly recognise the non-judgement from you and the group is invaluable.
Helena, South Africa

The work I’ve done personally and the work I see being done has been transformational. I see Billy guiding people to what he describes as their StillPlace. Billy is patient, yet challenging. He’s very aware of where each person is at during his sessions.
David Carruthers, Melbourne

The Weekly Community

For graduates continuing their practice, and for those curious about the work before committing to the full program.

The MyStillPlace community meets weekly online — a self-facilitated space where graduates come together to practice, reflect and deepen their relationship with the work. It’s also open to anyone who is curious about the MyStillPlace approach and wants to experience the community before enrolling in the program.

No facilitator. No agenda. Just people who speak the same language, showing up for each other and for the practice.

If you’ve read this far, something in here is probably already familiar.

That recognition is the beginning of the work.