With Women’s Day happening in South Africa today let’s bring out our womanness. Yes, I made that word up but it’s just another way to say let’s embrace our feminine sides. This refers to men and women alike, or however you choose to identify yourself. In my journey with Adrenal
If you had a choice between a small box that you had to squash yourself into or a big, open and airy space to settle yourself into which would you choose? So why do we always try to squeeze ourselves and life into the ridiculously small boxes we create for
I wanted to share a practice that have been life changing for me and for managing my energy: I call it resting in uncertainty. Some refer to this place as the ‘fertile void’. It is the place of not yet knowing what the next step is in life, work, etc
Attitude shapes health. Our attitude to life – beliefs about ourselves, others and how we approach life – are based on, and formed in, our childhoods. I have noticed that the majority of my clients and others I know who have experienced Adrenal Fatigue Syndrome (and other stress-related illnesses and
This post follows on from my series on understanding and managing Adrenal Fatigue Syndrome (AFS) (and general stress and burnout) from a psychological and lifestyle perspective. My last post focused on how to simplify life. This post focuses on time management. Yes, that coveted ability that most likely eludes you
I think it is safe to say that you are not likely to find a possible candidate for Adrenal Fatigue Syndrome spending much time lounging on the couch! However, to more fully understand the factors that make someone susceptible to Adrenal Fatigue Syndrome (AFS) a focus on the role and consciousness of the adrenals
I feel it is time to share more information on Adrenal Fatigue Syndrome (AFS)- something that is becoming increasingly prevalent (or recognized). I see so many clients who come for therapy as they are simply exhausted, yet at the same time wired. They drag themselves around but can’t sleep and feel constantly
