Seasonal Tips
Healthy habits for early Spring
Embracing the Seasonal Shift: Navigating Winter to Spring Transitioning from Winter to Spring isn’t a smooth ride. This article looks at what is happening energetically and how we can sow…
Read MoreSleep hygiene & the Power of Yoga Nidra
On World Sleep Day, rate last night’s sleep out of 10. What is your answer and why? I am here to evangelise that prioritising sleep hygiene and incorporating regular rest breaks into our routine can have profound benefits for our overall well-being. So if you’re with me, read on…
Read MoreHealthy habits for Autumn: PART ONE
Healthy habits for Autumn Autumn in the season of the Metal element, characterised by the Lungs and Large Intestine meridians that run from the chest, along the arms down and…
Read MoreSlow down in Late Summer & 3 reasons why
‘Slow down, you move too fast. You need to make the morning last’. The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin’ Groovy) by Simon & Garfunkel Late Summer can be a tricky…
Read MoreEarly Summer & our connective tissue health
Early Summer is a short but very sweet season – 21 May – 20 June – where we focus on our connective tissue health in our practice. Associated with the…
Read More4 healthy habits to boost your Spring energy
Can’t make class this week? Want to bring the benefits of Spring practice into your day? Here are four simple Spring healthy habits you can do today to boost energy…
Read MoreBenefits of Winter to Spring yoga & practice
What’s coming up in class as we move from Winter to Spring
Read More4 tips for self care in Late Summer
September-October is the time for nourishing self care Looking after our needs is vitally important. Making sure we are well rested, nourished and centred means we are strong for the…
Read MoreBest Granola Ever Recipe
This family favourite is brings delicious nourishment into our breakfasts, the KEY meal in Late Summer. This is when our stomach acid is strongest so we digest the most nutrients…
Read MoreLate Summer
August 21 – October 20 We are working with the Stomach and Spleen meridians in our practice. These run down and up the front of the body respectively. In Late…
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