Blog Entries
Asynchronous Connection – online – anytime – a new way of getting support
At this time where we are all piled into one house with kids and dogs and washing up, a new way of getting support was called for.
Lockdown rebirth
Times of great uncertainty can sometimes lead to tipping points which lead to new ways of living.
Sniffing your way
In this time of so much uncertainty, when it hard to plan or think ahead, it seems to me that we have to sniff our way forward.
Keep it Happy! Pressing the Pause Button
We should all give our brains a break, particularly at the moment when we are dealing with everything that we are dealing with, each of us in our own way. So when was the last time you slowed down and paused? Written by trainee Ollie Coach, Deborah Stephenson
10 Reasons to be Cheerful
In order to be cheerful, we have to understand that there are positives and negatives to everything, but also, we need to be able to put aside the negatives and look for the positives. Written by Ollie Coach, Belinda Wells.
Musings on a walk
My morning walks seem to be giving life a holding space where lots of other certainties have gone.
What could you teach your children that they will not learn at school?
Will worry change the fact children are missing school and will this time make my child behind? Behind whom? 5 ideas to help you make the most of the time you have at home with your children. Written by Ollie Coach, Ali Monk.
4 Things You Need to Know about Your Feminine Cycle that Will Change Your Life
For the last few years I’ve been studying everything about the feminine cycle. I’ve always hated my cycle. I’ve always thought that being a woman was a disadvantage, after all we are the ones who have to deal with PMS, period pain, hormonal changes, not to mention pregnancy and giving birth! I spent years on […]
Lock-down learning: feed your mind and become more employable
What keeps you up at night? There is probably a book that might help you. What do you wish you were better at? There is perhaps a book about that too.
