You have some problem with your health or your life for which your anxious to find a solution.
Something like a sore toe or the ongoing frustration of an overwhelming backlog of emails in your inbox. Continue reading »
You have some problem with your health or your life for which your anxious to find a solution.
Something like a sore toe or the ongoing frustration of an overwhelming backlog of emails in your inbox. Continue reading »
However careful you are with your diet, it’s almost impossible to avoid the toxins that pervade our environment from everyday items like carpets, plastics and cleaning agents.
Then there are the toxins you create in your body through stress and holding on to thought patterns and emotions.
It’s no wonder we all need to detox! Continue reading »
Resting is different to relaxing.
When someone asks me to relax, I immediately think of doing something, like slowing my breathing or letting go of tight muscles. Even thinking about doing these things is doing something with my brain!
Resting, on the other hand, is doing nothing. Absolutely nothing. No thinking. No moving. No tensing. No conscious relaxing. Continue reading »
Have you noticed how when you resist your discomfort it usually persists?
The antidote is to really welcome your discomfort, and take its power away. Continue reading »
Loving yourself is one of those things that sounds so easy, but proves so difficult.
That’s because we stepped out of the habit of loving ourselves a long time ago.
Yet the benefits of feeling light, whole and healthy make the effort of stepping back in worthwhile… Continue reading »
Does starting a new habit sound like hard work, requiring a lot of discipline, that may peter out?
It doesn’t need to be so difficult; read on to find out how to ease into your new habit in a gentle way that’s likely to succeed. Continue reading »
How many times have you resolved to adopt a healing habit, only to give up after quite a short time?
That’s if you even got started! I’ve certainly done both, and now I’d like to share what I’ve found works in preparing for a habit that does stick. Continue reading »