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Itchy legs, running, the gut and skin disorders

By |2018-05-16T13:11:09+01:00September 10th, 2017|connective tissue recovery, connective tissue repair, Embodied Emotion, Emotional Experience, pain, stress, sugar, tired|

When I was back at dance college i recall getting itchy legs after petit and grand allegro in the ballet class. I thought it was eczema and irritation to the nylon unflattering ballet tights. Fast forwards another twenty years and I have experienced itchy legs straight after running. Not only did I notice this but I [...]

Pain – Physical, mental and emotional – it’s all the same

By |2018-05-16T13:11:09+01:00August 14th, 2017|accepting change, back pain, Embodied Emotion, Emotional Experience, Inspiration, life, pain, Philsophy, psychology, sugar, tired|

Pain can be difficult—difficult to get through, difficult to describe, difficult to quantify, difficult to treat and difficult to get others to understand. The perception of pain is subjective—one person’s agony of pain may be shrugged off by another as an inconvenience. Healthcare providers often ask people to rate their pain on a scale of [...]

Inflammation – How can we play a part?

By |2023-04-12T13:34:40+01:00August 14th, 2017|pain, Philsophy, psychology, stress, tired|

Throughout the last thirty years of teaching clients and children, inflammation has been on the rise. When I was at school you only heard of asthma and eczema, now there is whole other list of complications that both parents and children have to battle with. In my early days of teaching I did not have [...]

“Some- thing or no-thing” – English housewife saying

By |2018-05-16T13:11:10+01:00August 11th, 2017|Philsophy, psychology|

Old English housewife saying: "Something or Nothing".  How many ways can we interpret this? Could we delve a little deeper and apply this to human life and living. In order to live we must breathe, without breath we would die. We breathe every day unconsciously. When we go into deep day dreams, mediative states or runners [...]

Time cannot be managed but activities can

By |2018-05-16T13:11:10+01:00August 5th, 2017|running, stress, tired|

The more people I talk to and clients that I meet, the more and more everyone is telling me how they don't have time. The way life is now we are bombarded with a multitude of options and decisions every minute and we need to make wise choices for a healthy, wealthy lifestyle. Time cannot be [...]

“I’m not losing weight” – It could be a stress response

By |2018-05-16T13:11:10+01:00August 5th, 2017|Embodied Emotion, life, stress, tired|

Weight loss is big business. If you are on a diet right now, or trying to lose weight, there is a giant industry out there you should be familiar with. Remember if it says low fat or diet it means it's nutritionally deficient and probably stuffed with additives, artificial sweeteners  and processed sources. Food replacements and [...]

Back Pain & Sciatica

By |2024-08-06T07:39:12+01:00August 5th, 2017|back pain, pain|

The sciatic nerve is a very strong thick fibrous connective tissue. Sciatica is a form of neuralgia, which is felt as a sharp or dull consistent pain or tingling. Sciatica affects many people. The most important symptoms are radiating leg pain and related disabilities. Many synonyms for sciatica appear in the literature, such as lumbosacral [...]

The conscious & unconscious dialogue we have with ourselves

By |2018-05-16T13:11:10+01:00July 29th, 2017|accepting change, classes, Inspiration, life, pain, Philsophy, psychology|

We all hear voices, it's true, we do. Every time i run up a hill i hear a little voice telling me how tough it is, to slow down or stop and give up. I resist the voices and keep going. We constantly have a conscious and unconscious dialogue with ourselves.  According to Deepak Chopra [...]

All pain is multi factoral – Why is that?

By |2022-02-22T14:51:23+00:00July 24th, 2017|accepting change, anatomy, back pain, Embodied Emotion, Emotional Experience, pain, psychology|

Chronic pain can limit your everyday activities and make it hard to work. It can also affect how involved you are with friends and family members. Co-workers, family, and friends may have to do more than their usual share when you cannot do the things you normally do. Unwanted feelings, such as frustration, resentment, and [...]

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