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Take time out for yourself to induce the relaxation response – whenever you need it. Start your day calm, confident and capable; take a 10 minute break to refocus and energise; or sit back and release tension from top to toe before bed.

Meditation is an excellent self-awareness tool for creating inner peace from moment to moment. Successfully used to treat Depression, Anxiety, Panic and Post Traumatic Stress Disorders, meditation cultivates a deeper insight into the self, thoughts, feelings and conscious choices.

Each mediation CD is focused on a specific theme, with 3 to 5 tracks totalling 60 to 70 minutes of meditation and relaxation. Which one speaks to you?

October 27, 2015 in Body Image, Confidence, dieting, Eating Disorders, Eating Psychology, Emotional Eating, Healthy Eating, Holistic Health, Mindset, Personal Growth, Self-Care

I Felt Like a Fat Failure

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VULNERABILITY ALERT... (spoiler, I'm not perfect) Yesterday I felt like a fat, inauthentic, hypocritical failure. I know I've gotten into some bad habits this year as I've struggled to balance a gro ...

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How to Make Worry Your Best Friend

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Worry Wars In a recent post on Facebook, Cheryl Richardson - the original Personal Growth Coach - made a lovely confession about worrying: "This morning I woke up worrying. It didn't start out ...