I’ve been speaking to a few clients this week about how they’ve found themselves in another abusive relationship after recovering from their last one. 😖 We leave a shell of our former selves. 🐚 s We get strong again. 💪🏻 Then we attract another partner who starts using the same kind of behaviours. 😳 Listen to the red flags! 🚩 When you’re strong, do what you need to do to keep you strong.…
We all go through painful situations in life – it’s an inevitable part of the journey of living. But suffering is a human condition + one that we do to ourselves. We obsessively think about things that happened in our past, that we did or were done to us. 🤯 We overthink all the things we believe are going wrong in our lives. By doing so, we forget how magnificent our life really is.…
🤨 excuse the slow video 😂 In 2010 I learned about the assemblage point + the various symptoms you get when it’s been knocked out of alignment. If you’re feeling out of sorts, watch this video. 👇🏼 Comment INFO if you want me to send you more information about the assemblage point 💞 Comment HEAL if you want more info about booking in for an energy treatment with me 🫶🏻 Comment WORKSHOP if…
We tend to think the way other people treat us is to do with us personally. Most of the time, that’s not true. ☺️ Most of the time what people say is actually nothing to do with you. It’s a projection of their own reality, the way they see life is through their own tinted kinda glasses. 🤓 Glasses framed by their past life experiences, their belief system, their traumas + triggers. The…
I’m reading a book at the moment which has been on my to-read list for SO long; The Body Keeps the Score by Bessell Van Der Kolk. At the moment I’m reading a section about safety and reciprocity, about how being able to feel safe with other people is “probably the single most important aspect of mental health; safe connections are fundamental to meaningful and satisfying lives”. Numerous studies have found that social support is the…
How often do you tell yourself you “should” do something? I really should save money instead of buy that thing. 💰 I really should get up earlier to get to the gym. 🏋🏼 I really should look after myself better. Should doesn’t often eventuate because there’s already a lack of commitment in the statement. How does it feel when you replace “should” with “will” or “must”? It becomes a thing that you’re…