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Crickets and frogs chirp and sing to each other They provide a melodic backdrop – a familiar childhood sound. Mature trees shelter wooden houses with spacious gardens. Boat-like cars turn
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Crickets and frogs chirp and sing to each other They provide a melodic backdrop – a familiar childhood sound. Mature trees shelter wooden houses with spacious gardens. Boat-like cars turn
Today, I finally met in person a woman I’ve only ever seen on Zoom for the past two years. From our very first encounter, there was this intuitive, energetic recognition
Getting Back On the Horse – or Whitehorses In This Case! In 2017 I sailed across the Atlantic Ocean on a 48 foot yacht with 4 men. We hit a
My father who is 90 in less than a month, flew to England to visit with me and his grandchildren for a week. I drove him to Ilkley Swimming Pool
(And Why Laying on the Forest Floor Might Be the Healing You’ve Been Looking For) Sometimes, when life feels too loud, too fast, or too much… the quiet answer is
Most people think of birth as something that happens to us and then gets left behind. It’s over in a day, and then life begins. But here’s the truth: birth is life beginning.
Our earliest experiences shape us more than we realize—especially the moment of our birth. Without even knowing it, we can carry deep, invisible vows that get formed in those first
Let’s talk about grudges. Not the loud, explosive kind—but the quiet ones. The ones that live under the surface. The ones you carry like a stone in your pocket, always
On my show Beyond Birth Trauma: From Burden to Brilliance, nothing is off the table. We talk about the things most people shy away from. The things labeled as too private, too weird,
I feel so grateful to have arranged a little staycation here in England. It gave me the perfect excuse to head down to London and Broadstairs in Kent—two beautiful places
In my last blog, I talked about the power of returning to the body to find where we’re still holding trauma. For me, a spontaneous trigger got me into my
If you’re on a path of self-discovery and healing, one of the most profound practices I can recommend is this: the next time you’re triggered — by an emotion, a repeating pattern,
