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Like a teddy bear: Do you have a beautiful button nose? To smell all the sweet flowers, including the rose. Do you go to the teddy bears picnic? With your basket of food to share and lick. Do you have the softest of paws, to reach and give hugs?
Attended another planning meeting today for the lived experience partner role with Central and Northwest London NHS Foundation Trust (CNWL). Walking into Chelsea and Westminster hospital this morning actually made me feel a little emotional. This is
Did you know, that your subconscious mind, or the iceberg part which is beneath the water is most receptive to change first thing in the morning and last things at night. Like the book-ends of your day. Often we have less control over what happens i
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Did you know there are different elements to your nervous system? You may have come across the sympathetic part, that of freeze, flight, fight reactions. By default we are in this state for far longer than is healthy. We therefore need to learn th
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Back to teaching a yoga session at the mental health and wellbeing group today. They are so welcoming, I love their curiosity, gratitude and genuine willingness to try new things. Today there was a greater focus on joints releasing, activating th
Looking forward to running this offering, new session to start the new year in a new and empowering way. Click the link to find out further details and register. https://www.parentyogi.yoga/shop/p/pause-and-recharge-a-6-week-relaxation-program-for-
Do you ever find yourself sitting under the stars on a dark night? Looking for the answers to the elements which feel like a fight. You look up and see the brightest, bravest north star shining, Surrendering to faith, you know you can allow realig
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Always beneficial to keep learning to create opportunities to cultivate that little bit more compassionate in life💜. I was fortunate to be able to participate in this last week 🙏.
On this auspicious day of Diwali light,  Let's remember to accept the dark and search towards the bright. For even though life can be full of struggle and strife, Let's focus on what elevates us and loved ones in our life. Some days the tunnel