Having a well-stocked First Aid Kit is really important, but who has an additional complimentary Natural First Aid Kit? Here’s a check list for setting one up for yourself:

Buddha said that pain is an inevitable part of life. Well, so is stress!
Stress is required because it pushes us into action. But too much stress can have detrimental effects. We can do things to prevent stress but there will always be life-induced stress that we just can’t avoid. And sometimes it doesn’t rain – it pours! So what can we do to reduce the impact of highly stressful life events? 

How much water do you drink?
How much is enough?
And why is it important?
Here’s a dozen reasons to start a love affair with the humble glass of water.

Do you struggle to swallow tablets?

I recently asked my Kinesiology Association colleagues what their top tips are for helping clients who find swallowing pills difficult, and here’s what they came up with. There’s a whole range of practical solutions from stimulating acupressure points, to working on mental or emotional triggers.

Change is Beneficial AND Stressful

How do you feel about change? Are you happy in your comfort zone or do you thrive on adventure?

If you try to change yourself based on shame or fear, then you will ultimately end up simply redirecting the focus of negative intention elsewhere. This is why I work with my clients to change habits, coming from a place of love. This is harder in the short-run but is much more profound in its results. But how does this work?

Is there a “right” way to breath? As a Yoga Teacher and a Natural Health Practitioner, this is something that I deal with a lot. There seems to be a strong argument for statements such as “most people don’t breathe properly!”. But breathing is fundamental to life, and so if we’re all doing it so wrong, how are we continuing to live??

There are many skin-care products that dominate shop shelves and magazine pages, but does what you eat affect your skin and how does your overall health relate to your skin health?

So many people flair up at this time of year with uncomfortable and debilitating reactions to pollen from flowers, grasses, and trees. Taking allopathic medication can be the only solution for many to get relief but there are also many natural options that can help ease symptoms of seasonal allergic rhinitis.

Click here to find out about natural solutions, which may ease your hay fever.

Do you have a Weekly Wellbeing List?
This is the single most useful tool for creating and maintaining your best self!