What is the gut-brain connection?
What exactly is the gut-brain connection? The gut-brain axis refers to the millions of physical and chemical connections between the gut and brain. The state of the gut can be affected by poor diet, stress and lifestyle factors. These issues can
How to address low mood with nutritional therapy and coaching
How to address low mood with nutritional therapy and coaching. I have seen the prevalence of low mood rise in my practice over the past few years, so I've chosen to specialise in this important area. I also specialise in
Finding hope during the grieving process
Finding hope during the grieving process can be a challenge when we're deep in the pit of despair having lost someone so important to us. Yet finding something to propel us forward can keep us going through the darkest days
What to expect from holistic grief coaching
What to expect from holistic grief coaching sessions: Holistic grief coaching is a little different to conventional bereavement counselling in that it considers all aspects of the grieving process and how bereavement can affect the mind, body and spirit - hence
Could journaling be good for your mental health?
Could journaling be good for your mental health? There are quite a lot of benefits, according to recent research, because one of the ways to deal with any overwhelming emotion is to find a healthy way to express yourself -
How being organised can reduce stress
Being organised can reduce stress, so it's definitely a quality worth cultivating if you find yourself frequently feeling overwhelmed. Getting organised gives us a sense of satisfaction that perhaps we can, after all, manage all the plates we’re juggling. Feeling
Looking for bereavement support? How I can help
Are you looking for bereavement support that can provide you with a safe space to express your grief? Where you will never feel judged, encouraged to 'move on' or told 'your loved one would want you to be happy'? Have you
Are you a highly sensitive person?
Many people consider themselves to be sensitive to some degree but being HIGHLY sensitive is something that is true of only 15 – 20% of the population. Highly sensitive people – or HSP’s – can find life more challenging. They
Holding Space
You may have heard this phrase before but perhaps not quite understood what it really means. It maybe sounds a bit vague or something a therapist might say. In fact, we can all 'hold space' for someone and probably
My Top Five Health and Wellbeing Books
Having seen many clients over the years, I have found that it's rare for anyone to maintain long term improvement without addressing their health in a holistic manner. Of course, much can be gained from looking at the physical -