The Art of Feeling Without Overthinking: Meta-Emotion & Inner Peace
Tool #12 from The Art of Wellness Toolkit Let’s be honest: most of us don’t just feel our emotions — […]
Tool #12 from The Art of Wellness Toolkit Let’s be honest: most of us don’t just feel our emotions — […]
Tool #11 from The Art of Wellness Toolkit: Emotional Diversity is the Spice of Life Let’s be honest. If emotions
As the calendar turns, I find myself once again in that liminal space between reflection and becoming. The days are
As the Year of the Snake comes to a close, I’ve felt a deep need to shed—physically, emotionally, and energetically. In this post, I reflect on the power of release, the quiet magic of decluttering, and what it means to make space for the bold, untamed energy of the Fire Horse. If you’ve been longing to slow down and let go, this is your gentle invitation to breathe, reset, and reclaim your rhythm.
As a holistic psychologist and creative, I spend a lot of time in the therapy chair, immersed in art, or
Discover a collection of soothing guided EMDR visualisations designed to support your nervous system, restore a sense of safety, and deepen your inner healing. Drawing on Attachment-Focused EMDR principles, these tracks offer a gentle yet powerful path to reconnect with your calm, courage, and inner wisdom.
If you’ve tried everything to sleep—yet still find yourself wide awake at 2 a.m.—you’re not alone. In this blog, I share how Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I), combined with a holistic psychology approach, is helping my clients finally experience deep, restful sleep. Discover how practical tools, emotional processing, and somatic techniques can gently retrain your mind and body to feel safe enough to rest.
Dopamine is the brain’s reward chemical—a neurotransmitter that plays a key role in motivation, focus, pleasure, and overall well-being. It’s
In a world overflowing with information, every moment presents us with a choice: What do we let into our awareness?
Let’s be honest—stress often feels like that uninvited relative who crashes at your place eats all your chocolate, and won’t