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24 Jul

Are you really meditating?!

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David Fox discusses what real meditation is and why it is so different to guided meditation or using meditation apps.

13 Jun

Coping with stressful times.

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1. Why is it so important to take time out when there is lots of negative social media and news updates. What kind of harm and damage can they do to our emotional health? There is no doubt that we are…

14 May

What is CBT?

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David Fox explains exactly how and why CBT is one of the best tools to help you relieve stress, anxiety or depression

17 Jan

Is 2020 the start of the decade we finally tame the black dog?

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“black dog” noun – a metaphorical representation of melancholy or depression. I’ll be the first to say that we have come a very long way in the struggle to get mental health difficulties and disorders recognised in the workplace and…

11 Dec

You are not alone

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This can be a very difficult time of year for millions of people. I, for one, don’t listen to the radio or watch much TV. This is because I don’t like being advertised to if I can help it. I…

04 Dec

The most important person you may have to learn to forgive is YOURSELF!

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I believe this is one of the hardest keys to unlocking healing of the self. It sits right alongside a new understanding in psychology of the importance of self compassion. We seem to find it easier in our hearts to…

20 Nov

How Do You Learn To Teach Yoga? by guest blogger – Jason Smith

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Do you love meditating by the sunset? Looking forward to take your yoga journey to the next level? Well you can definitely make a successful career becoming a yoga teacher! All you have to do is follow some basic steps…

10 May

You are a story in the making so hold on!

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This is an excerpt from Dan Millman’s – “Wisdom of the Peaceful Warrior”. It continues with…”No matter how dark it may seem, whatever the pain or emptiness we may feel — the sense of despair, the loss of hope or…

24 Feb

“Your past cannot survive in your presence” – Eckhart Tolle

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This quote by one of the fathers of the modern day mindfulness movement is very simple and yet incredibly powerful and holds many layers to it. To say that “the past cannot survive” alludes to the possibility that we can…

11 Feb

“Life is hard” – M. Scott Peck

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In these, the very opening lines of one of the most classic books ever written on psychology, life and spiritual growth called The Road Less Travelled, M. Scott Peck rephrases Buddha and goes on to explain that by its very…

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