Category Archives: Inspirations
Valley Fest with Weleda: my love for Bristol
Valley Fest with Weleda: my love for the countryside around Bristol I had a lovely fun day on Saturday at a beautiful space near my home in Bristol: Chew Valley lake. I love walking around here and one of the
Valley Fest with Weleda: my love for Bristol
Valley Fest with Weleda: my love for the countryside around Bristol I had a lovely fun day on Saturday at a beautiful space near my home in Bristol: Chew Valley lake. I love walking around here and one of the
Birth as a journey: why understanding pregnancy and birth is useful for work with all clients
This is another article which I wrote originally for the Shiatsu Society Journal in 2009 which I would like to share with you. However if you are a massage therapist, or other bodyworker, you can substitute “shiatsu” with “massage”
Birth as a journey: why understanding pregnancy and birth is useful for work with all clients
This is another article which I wrote originally for the Shiatsu Society Journal in 2009 which I would like to share with you. However if you are a massage therapist, or other bodyworker, you can substitute “shiatsu” with “massage”
Shiatsu and Massage in Pregnancy and Childbirth
I am currently working on completely redoing my website, so have been going back through the articles on my Resources page and thought it was a shame that they are not easily available. I wrote this article orginally back in
Shiatsu and Massage in Pregnancy and Childbirth
I am currently working on completely redoing my website, so have been going back through the articles on my Resources page and thought it was a shame that they are not easily available. I wrote this article orginally back in
Supporting the Albany model of midwifery care
I wrote recently in this Blog about why it is important to support independent midwives in the UK, however in the UK we had from 1997 to 2009 a wonderful model of midwifery support for women in London on the
Supporting the Albany model of midwifery care
I wrote recently in this Blog about why it is important to support independent midwives in the UK, however in the UK we had from 1997 to 2009 a wonderful model of midwifery support for women in London on the
The Extraordinary Vessels and Continuum
I am happy to present a lovely perspective on the Extraordinary Vessels, written by one of the first Well Mother teachers, Sally Ibbotson. You can contact Sally via her website. Working with the Extraordinary Vessels is a core part
The Extraordinary Vessels and Continuum
I am happy to present a lovely perspective on the Extraordinary Vessels, written by one of the first Well Mother teachers, Sally Ibbotson. You can contact Sally via her website. Working with the Extraordinary Vessels is a core part
Nurturing Sanctuary
My wishes for you in 2017: nurturing your inner and outer sanctuaries with love and compassion Sawadee ka! Greetings to you all from Thailand where I have been for the last 6 weeks, journeying alone, taking space away just to
Nurturing Sanctuary
My wishes for you in 2017: nurturing your inner and outer sanctuaries with love and compassion Sawadee ka! Greetings to you all from Thailand where I have been for the last 6 weeks, journeying alone, taking space away just to
Space: the missing element in Chinese medicine
In my previous blog on the elements, I focused on the more familiar 5 elements of Chinese medicine: earth, water, fire, wood and metal. However, the element of Space is not usually considered. In this blog, I want to explore
Space: the missing element in Chinese medicine
In my previous blog on the elements, I focused on the more familiar 5 elements of Chinese medicine: earth, water, fire, wood and metal. However, the element of Space is not usually considered. In this blog, I want to explore
How nature’s elements work in our bodies
how do we support our bodies with the five elements
Death and transformation: La mort et la transformation
Here is an excerpt from the prayer ” When someone dear leaves” by the Dominican Father Antonin Sertillanges (1863-1948) for grieving families. It was sent to me by one of my students, Segolene Cadet and I appreciated the beautiful words.
Death and transformation: La mort et la transformation
Here is an excerpt from the prayer ” When someone dear leaves” by the Dominican Father Antonin Sertillanges (1863-1948) for grieving families. It was sent to me by one of my students, Segolene Cadet and I appreciated the beautiful words.
Death and transformation: the power of Jing
Today it is one month since my mother died: 5th November 2015. Here in the UK this is Bonfire night, Fireworks’ Night or Guy Fawkes’ Night. It’s a British tradition dating back to the Gunpowder Plot of 1605, when Catholic
Death and transformation: the power of Jing
Today it is one month since my mother died: 5th November 2015. Here in the UK this is Bonfire night, Fireworks’ Night or Guy Fawkes’ Night. It’s a British tradition dating back to the Gunpowder Plot of 1605, when Catholic
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