Sounds lovely

Continuing this series of short practices to develop your focus and find spaces of calm, today’s invitation is to pay attention to your sense of hearing. Get comfortable, close your eyes or lower your gaze and take a few slow, deep breaths. Bring your attention to your breath, inhaling through your nose and slowly breathing …

Creative play

There’s such a pleasure in making something - absorbing yourself wholly in creative expression. It’s been shown to improve your mood, enhance brain function, particularly your ability to think and develop options and ideas, and boost your self esteem. It can be great for your overall well-being including reducing stress and increasing connection when you …

Snail mail

Take five and write a thoughtful note to a friend. Why do you appreciate them? What do you admire about them? What’s a favourite memory from the past year together? What are you looking forward to sharing with them soon? Pop a stamp on it and enjoy a walk to the post box. If you …

Be in harmony

Throughout December I’m inviting you to join me in some simple practices that will help you slow down and increase your ability to focus. We do this by strengthening our awareness which opens up our capacity to choose. Today, I’m inviting you to flex your listening muscles. Choose a favourite piece of music, sit down …

Sunday thoughts

A simple journaling exercise today. One that builds on gratitude and positivity, and intention-setting. Take five minutes and sit somewhere you like to write. Breathe deeply for a few breaths and then start free writing in your journal. What’s the best thing that happened to you this week? What will make next week great? Reflect …