If you have been thinking about working with me for a while, and want a taste of what I offer for about 10% the price, then sign up to one (or more) of 5 webinars and this will be taken off the price of your first consultation. Here’s what I am presenting for Natural Medicine Week – 22 – 28th May, 2023:
In Australia, the true date of Halloween is 30th April (All Hallow’s Eve). The turn in weather and darkness coming on early sets the scene for the stories to come to life. Children are told it is a time when ghouls, ghosts and demons can appear. It is quite easy to imagine a chill running down your back with a crisp winter wind whipping at your neck. The ritual of dressing up as ghosts and ghouls is all part of the …
The date of Easter however, changes because it is based around the moon cycles and the March equinox (spring equinox in the northern hemisphere and autumn equinox in the southern hemisphere).
Want the low down on what’s happening in the natural health world this season? Then read on… Plus you’ll find a link to how you can have the most blissful, relaxing and rejuvenating Friday night next week
The birth control pill may seem like a convenient option for preventing pregnancy, but it comes with serious health risks that are often ignored.
Equinox is a time to look at balance in our lives – a time to take stock of what we have and do. It could be that we decide to go the extra mile to complete something that is almost done or decide to stop pursuing something that is no longer beneficial. No matter where you are in your life…
This healing modality works by addressing imbalances in the flow of energy within and surrounding the body…
(aka: Date & Walnut Truffles) (Dairy, Sugar & Gluten Free) Ingredients 2 cups dates (soften in boiling water for 1 hour)2 cups walnuts (blended to make crumbly)11/2 cups desiccated coconut (add to walnut mix)1/2 tsp salt1 tsp vanilla extract Optional Version: Chocolate Protein balls – my personal optionAdd 1/2 cup cacao nibs & 1 heaped
Well didn’t January just fly on by? Here’s some offerings for you, that might just be the thing you’re looking for to kickstart 2023 – the year of the rabbit. an easy breakfast recipe that involves chocolate a way to make the never ending question -“What’s for dinner?” a thing of the past & reduce
Lammas (also known as Lughnasadh) is an ancient Celtic festival which is celebrated in various forms across the world, particularly in Ireland, Scotland, and other Celtic communities. It is typically celebrated on August 1st in the Northern Hemisphere and February 1st in the Southern Hemisphere. This year, In Australia, it falls on the 4th February
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