Meditations in nature: The joys of January
By Susie Curtin.
January is named after Janus, the Roman God with two heads – one looking towards the past and the other towards the...
Meditations in nature: A visit to Narnia…
By Dr Susie Curtin.
The year is drawing swiftly to an end as we approach the winter solstice. The North Pole has reached its maximum...
Thoughts on New Year resolutions
By Alice Johnsen.
Why I don’t make New Year’s resolutions. Ever.
New Year’s Eve is a funny one. By the time we get to 31 December,...
Raynaud’s can be worsened by cold weather
individuals are being urged to be aware of a little-known condition brought on by the cold, with more freezing temperatures likely this winter.
The charity...
Tea is great for the January detox
January sees the detox season, much to my poor husband’s dread and horror!
I do understand because it is such a bad month and if,...
Meditations in nature: A Jurassic adventure
By Susannah Curtin.
December arrived with foggy days and gloomy, oppressive graphite-grey skies. I have longed for the sun to break through and, at last,...
How to do the festive season your way
By Alice Johnsen.
EVERY year Christmas is preceded not just by Advent but by a steadily building pressure cooker. From media and merchandise to crazy...
Meditations in nature: Sounds of the Stour
Autumn has drawn to a close, and yet as I write this some of the trees are still wearing their leaves. On the one...
The times have been a-changing…
By Alice Johnsen.
I’m seeing a recurrent theme with clients at the moment. It’s about the recovery from lockdown. Not specifically the medical or logistical...
Meditations in nature: A walk through time in the Avalon Marshes
By Susie Curtin.
I feel like a change of scene today. So, I pack a picnic and set off for the Somerset Levels to wander...
