A conversation about learning through play and movement and inspiring potential and self-leadership in childhood. The role of teaching to create a space for play where it’s safe to make mistakes.
Read MoreWhy is it that two people can experience the same stressful event, but have very different outcomes? In this episode I speak with Steve Haines about deepening feeling, changing the narrative and addressing pain and trauma.
Read MoreOxytocin is the hormone for health, healing, love and connection. When it goes up, stress comes down and vice versa. It’s easily released through touch, pleasure and connection.
Read MorePractical ways to regroup if it all feels too much right now
Read MoreFunctional Medicine can be a useful and individualised approach to managing chronic pelvic pain such as endometriosis
Read MoreDaily rituals inspired by the science of Ayurveda
Read MoreYoga on and off the mat can help you to adapt to change, and be more playful in times of chaos
Read MoreHuman beings need touch for our physical and emotional wellbeing. Some suggestions for touch during isolation
Read MoreHow would life be if we honoured our love, gifts, and responsibilities and lived with a greater sense of connection and kinship?
Read MoreAyurveda is an ancient natural science that is relevant in today’s world
Read MoreIt’s not easy to cope when your world is turned upside down through a crisis such as bereavement, breakup, or losing your job. Here are some simple ways to keep steady and connected to yourself through difficult times.
Read MoreMore and more people are opting for a sober-life filled with better mental, physical and emotional well-being.
Read MoreThe need to pause, rest and recuperate rather than always moving too fast
Read MoreIt’s time to change the way that we describe and experience the body, returning to a living system with play, pleasure and movement.
Read MoreEven in heightened times, we can find peace, love and connection through simple and practical ways
Read MoreLearning to listen to inspiration, address resistance and live a creative life of purpose
Read MoreThe first thing to say is that taking a holiday is, in itself, healthy. There can be a pressure to work work work, but it’s impossible to stay productive and inspired without taking some regular time out.
Read MoreLina spent most of her career working as a private equity investor in the UK. After experiencing pregnancy loss and difficulty conceiving, she realised the need to build more companies by women for women to help make health more proactive. She is now the founder CEO of Adia, a digital health platform empowering women through their fertility journey, and mother to three children and two angel babies.
Read MoreRobin Grille is a Sydney-based psychologist in private practice and a parenting educator. His articles on parenting and child development have been widely published and translated in Australia and around the world. Robin is the author of three books: ‘Parenting for a Peaceful World’ , ‘Heart to Heart Parenting’ and his newest title: ‘Inner Child Journeys’. Robin’s work is animated by his belief that humanity’s future is largely dependent on the way we collectively relate to our children.
Read MoreWhat is the cervix and how do you make cervical screening more comfortable?
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