Anatomy

The importance of touch and hands on for human development

By |2026-06-29T16:22:47+01:00September 7th, 2020|Anatomy, Health and Wellbeing|

We are all different and have different ways of approaching matters in life. This is to do with not only our conditioning but our learning type skills. Different ways of learning is recognised with a variety of schooling now available throughout the UK. Introduction of Forest schooling, Montersory, Steiner and other cognitive development is starting [...]

A different approach to pain in adult development

By |2026-06-29T16:22:57+01:00September 5th, 2020|Anatomy, Health and Wellbeing|

If you are suffering from chronic pain in the neck, shoulder, hip or lower back, there's a bigger picture than just doing a few simple exercises to rehabilitate - whether it be functional movement, pilates or yoga. A proper assessment rather than guess work tells a thousand stories. Everything is connected and related in the [...]

The fat cells of 42 – 57 year old females

By |2026-06-29T16:23:27+01:00August 2nd, 2020|Anatomy, Health and Wellbeing|

So I am approaching 50 and my body is changing all the time. One size does not fit all. It's a myth that pilates or any other kind of exercise makes you slim. Flat abdominals always start in the kitchen. Everyone is different and this is why consultations are so important. We need to access [...]

Our behaviour, immune system & the gut

By |2026-06-29T16:23:44+01:00June 8th, 2020|Anatomy, Health and Wellbeing|

According to Hippocrates, the father of medicine, “All disease begins in the gut.”  2,500 years later and he has been proven to be right! Each time I  am stopped by a charity worker raising money for alzeimers, cancer, depression, parkinson, autism and many more . I always ask them if they have heard of [...]

The hip, jaw, gut & immune system connection

By |2026-06-29T16:24:23+01:00May 22nd, 2020|Anatomy|

Scientists and body workers alike agree there is a definite jaw and hip connection. This is what it's important to assess the body holistically, looking away from the pain to other areas of the body.   The alignment of the jaw can strongly be mirrored or opposed in the pelvis and vice versa. Embryology shows [...]

Creating stability & resilience in times of crisis

By |2026-06-29T16:24:36+01:00May 17th, 2020|Anatomy, Spirituality|

Everyone is trying to work their way through life the best as they can. There is no wrong or right and we are all quick to judge others. When we judge, gossip, speak and communicate hurtfully of others it is actually a mirror reflection of how we feel and behave to ourselves. This behaviour comes [...]

There is no such thing as a bad medicine, exercise or asana…

By |2026-06-29T16:25:52+01:00April 25th, 2020|Anatomy, Health and Wellbeing, Pilates|

There is no such thing as a bad exercise, medication or asana, but there is such a thing as a badly prescribed exercise, medication or asana.  I hear it all the time: cross fit is bad for you, yoga is bad for you, pilates is bad for you, XYZ medication is bad for you. Firstly, [...]

Is there a right way to move?

By |2026-06-29T16:25:58+01:00April 21st, 2020|Anatomy, Pilates|

So we all move in different ways. This is due to multiple factors including genes, environment, conditioning, experience, flexibility, strength, stability, balance and the state of the nervous system that day. "If its not broke, don't fix it" - I disagree with this statement. The better the condition of the human body, the better the [...]

Five anatomy myths that Pilates and Yoga teachers make

By |2026-06-29T16:27:21+01:00March 6th, 2020|Anatomy, Pilates, Yoga|

So I speak from experience here as i’ve had over 30 years in the fitness and dance business; 25 of those years were as a pilates/yoga teacher, and just under 20 years of those were owning commercial studios. Here are five of the many anatomy myths that i’ve encountered over the years. I now offer [...]

Does isolation exist in the body?

By |2026-06-29T16:27:49+01:00February 23rd, 2020|Anatomy|

When we look at traditional anatomy books, pictures or images, we are seeing someones interpretation of what's important to them after dissecting, so they take charge of what's worth cutting away and what's worth keeping. All anatomy images when placed on exercises or marketed in movement/treatment are merely a perception of the authors view of [...]

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