Emotional regulation – or processing – is an important topic. All humans have emotions, but sadly we don’t all possess […]
Emotional Regulation: An Essential Skill for Mental Wellbeing Read Post »
Self-regulation isn’t merely about self-control; it’s a holistic set of skills that foster emotional intelligence, resilience, and personal effectiveness…
10 Self-Regulation Qualities to Process Emotions More Effectively Read Post »
Self-love is not about arrogance or selfishness, but rather about cultivating a deep and genuine appreciation for ourselves.
6 Ways to Cultivate Self-Love Read Post »
Active listening involves more than merely hearing the spoken words. It allows us an opportunity to understand another’s unique point of view.
7 Ways to Enhance Your Active Listening Skills Read Post »
A New Year’s resolution is a promise a person makes for improving the coming year and is usually goal orientated.
A resolution can come in many different guises with plenty of people likely to have set themselves a new year’s resolution at some point in their lives. Whether they want to give up smoking, eat more fruit, lose weight, get fit…. the list is endless!
Have Your New Year’s Resolutions Bit The Dust? Here’s Why… Read Post »
Framing and feedback have different objectives, but they often go hand-in-hand in holistic life coaching approaches.
The main aim of effective communication is to be heard and understood, without judgement. This often requires that we provide ‘feedback’ to our clients to reflect what we are hearing and interpreting through our observations during the coaching exchange.
The Difference Between Framing And Feedback In Holistic Life Coaching Read Post »
So, you’re wanting to create a music playlist to help you study… Well, you have come to the right place!
With countless studies suggesting that listening to music whilst studying can increase motivation, improve mood, increase focus, and assist with the retention of new information, it is no wonder why many individuals are turning to music to help them study.
So, grab your headphones, books and music device, and let’s get started!
How To Create A Great Music Playlist To Help You Study Read Post »
Dear Reader, I hope this blog post turns out to be a very inspiring one for you! Here, I am going to talk to you about how to find the inspiration and the tools you need to make your journey into the world of learning an easier one.
Many of us left school in what feels like a century ago, and now we have decided to work on our personal development by going back to studying. But, what at first seems like an exciting new adventure, soon turns sour. Why is this?
Inspiring Ways For Older Students To Learn Better And Faster Read Post »
Mindfulness may be a ‘buzz’ word in some circles, but when it comes to reframing your self-talk it can be a very handy practice to help you get started reframing your self-talk and refocus your mindset.
Becoming more mindful about your self-talk helps you to isolate the mental chatter that brings you down, holds you back and keeps you stuck.
3 Ways To Reframe Your Self-Talk & Refocus Your Mindset Read Post »
I love the teachings of the late teachers, Louise Hay and Dr Wayne Dyer, who both often talked about the significance of the words “I AM” and how we use them.
When I’m teaching my clients or students about the subconscious mind and conditioned thinking, I emphasise the importance of how much power these two little words can have over our entire wellbeing.
The Power Of I AM – Tap Into Your Infinite Source Read Post »
Have you noticed in traditional approaches to change that the focus is often on the past and the problem, rather than effectively providing tools and techniques to help you move forward?
We are huge advocates for a whole-self, holistic, mind-body approach that focuses on our clients life NOW and a future without the problem, by getting to the root cause of their issues and creating shifts from the inside out.
Mind-Body Tools Can Change Your Brain Read Post »
Most people find change hard, particularly without any support or guidance.
The greatest difficulty about change is when you’re not taking the right action to help yourself create the change, either because there’s a part of you not willing to let go of the old, or some kind of lingering resistance in your subconscious, also known as your bodymind.
6 Ways To Create Change By Working With Your BodyMind Read Post »
Neuroscience and the study of gratitude, shows us how the brain can respond and adapt to a grateful mind by gradually integrating new neural pathways with intentional practice.
The Science And Power Of Gratitude Read Post »
Change of any kind is often done by consciously focusing on doing something different. But that’s not so easy when you’re trying to make your brain do something it’s not familiar with.
This is why understanding and working with your brain is the key to change – without getting your brain on board and working with you, change will be extremely hard.
Why Your Brain Is The Key To Change Read Post »
Do something EVERY day to balance out the external stress with internal calm.
You deserve to enjoy your life, not feel overwhelmed or constantly stressed by it.
