Recovery support for care teams
Code Calm
After a difficult clinical event, care teams need room to recover. Code Calm is developing brief, guided pauses that bring together grounding, breath, and human connection—making recovery part of the working day.
A pause for the people who care.
Clinical events can end before their impact does. Code Calm creates space for a brief, voluntary pause: a moment to ground, breathe, and connect before returning to care. Our approach grows from experience supporting healthcare teams after difficult events.
01. Ground
A moment to arrive where you are. Gentle prompts invite you to notice your feet, your surroundings, and the support beneath you—at your own pace.
02. Breathe
An invitation to pause and breathe comfortably. Brief guidance makes room to notice your breath and gently release tension, without forcing a rhythm or getting it “right.”
03. Connect
A moment of human connection after a difficult event. Pause alongside colleagues, with room for quiet presence and optional sharing. No one has to retell what happened or find the perfect words.
Help shape what comes next.
We’re building Code Calm with the people who know care best. We welcome conversations with healthcare teams, nursing leaders, and potential collaborators interested in exploring a pilot or helping shape future digital recovery support. Reach us at [email protected]
Explore a pilot
Interested in bringing a brief recovery pause to your care team? Let’s discuss your setting, your team’s needs, and what a pilot could look like.
Collaborate
Help shape the next stage of Code Calm. We welcome healthcare, research, design, and technology collaborators who share our commitment to caring for care teams.
Care teams deserve care
We’re developing brief recovery support that fits the realities of clinical work, shaped by care teams and grounded in human connection.
Let’s connect
Interested in a pilot, collaboration, or learning more? We’d love to hear from you.
About the FounderCode Calm was founded by Sumreen Chaudhry, a board-certified chaplain, researcher, and program developer whose interdisciplinary work bridges clinical care, organizational resilience, and human-centered technology. Drawing on experience in healthcare, program development, and research, she focuses on creating compassionate, practical approaches to supporting individuals and teams following distressing and high-stress events.© 2026 Code Calm. All rights reserved.