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Dealing with Grief
One of the most prevailing feelings that I have noticed among clients and friend that has been emerging during this lockdown period is grief as people have been forced to face what lies deep within them. This grief emerges from previously unexpressed emotions and has...
Dealing with Isolation Fatigue
With the weather warming up and the lockdown continuing now into its fifth week, it is only natural that frustration is starting to kick-in for some people and a sense of rebellion is in the air. Whilst the vast majority of the public are staying indoors and taking...
The Art of Connection Through Smiling
I was inspired by a letter in our local paper from someone in last week’s edition about greeting others during our bouts of daily essential exercise or visits to the supermarket. In it, Chris affirmed that a smile or wave to others that cross our paths would not...
Coping with Rejection
Rejection is something we all experience in life whether it is within friendships, intimate relationships, family work, sports, school, hobbies or as a performer. Let’s face it, rejection can really hurt. Particularly when you have your heart set on something or...
Using the period of lock-down and isolation to create new habits
It’s only natural that this current lock-down situation and concerns over future health is bringing up a lot of fear. Fear of dying or suffering is a major concern for most people. It can make us feel anxious and out of control, especially when normal routines are...
Covid-19 Energetic Update
Many of us working in the energetic fields have received information about this latest mutation of the Corona -virus and, here is what I understand it to be related to, below: The virus is related to freedom energetically. Thought to have originated from bats held in...
Can you truly unconditionally love someone and have expectations in a relationship?
We merrily go through life with expectations across our relationships, from business to personal, so it is something that applies to us all at varying degrees. If we buy a loaf of bread, we expect it to be fresh and well-made. If we engage the services of a...
Successful Goal Setting
Whilst it is a psychological turbo injection of motivational inspiration to start setting goals at the beginning of each new year, most of us will start losing the impetus as the weeks roll on and revert to old habits by repeating familiar cycles of self-sabotage and...
A Message for the New Decade
It seems like only yesterday that we were celebrating the Millennium and now we are entering the 20s in a world that is engulfed with ongoing and rapid change, almost unrecognisable to the one we lived in 20 years ago. A new decade awaits us and what we want to get...
The Obsession with Body Image
I recently watched an excellent documentary on TV about body builders. I was gripped by the dedication and motivation to which these fitness devotees pumped their body in the gym for hours on end, day in and day out, in search of the ‘perfect’ physique, and it got me...