Health and Wellness Coaching
It seems coaches are in every walk of life now days, it’s a funny term and one I find most difficult to label in myself. I have guided, taught, steered, nurutured, cultivated and enlightened many, many clients for over 20 years. Coaching occurs in nearly every appointment including face reading and acupuncture.
Trust and Faith
It is Winter, outside it's bitter cold with a barren landscape, the harsh darkness and quiet stillness can make this season relentlessly bleak. In January we are in the middle of Winter
Metal Element - The Season of Autumn - Letting Go and Taking in.
As our year begins its decline we are met in nature with an eye line of brilliant reds, rusty oranges, and smokey yellows. The sky in direct contrast is either sharp in blue or brooding with laden clouds. We notice cooler…
Transformational Change - Our Discomfort with Life Changing Events
During an in depth consultation a patient often speaks of their discomfort in great detail and the measures that have been taken to remove it. When asked, what else was happening around the time their condition started, it always astounds me to hear it's arrival coincided with a significant life event…
What Does A Coach Do Exactly?
With my background of bodywork therapy and five element acupuncture, I have over the last twenty years attuned myself to the energetics of the patient. This energy can be seen, heard, smelt and most of all felt. My style of clinical practice is to understand the root cause of why a symptom….
How Long Will Lockdown Last? Words Of Wisdom To Soothe Our Beings
I recently read a beautiful quote, a piece written in a newspaper from the American photographer Alec Soth, who was asked about his artistic response to the spread of the coronavirus and lockdown. The image he shared was one of…
Anxiety and Depression: What’s the Difference?
Many patients who arrive at my clinic are in search for treatment for anxiety and depression. Anxiety like symptoms can range from insomnia, nausea, agitation, palpitation, dry mouth, overthinking, shortness of breath, poor memory, concentration, perspiration,