Chronic Pain| Don’t Suck It In Buttercup Part 2
Many women suffer from chronic pain. On top of their suffering many carry outdated views and attitudes that delay or block their pathway to healing.
June 27, 2018
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Many women suffer from chronic pain. On top of their suffering many carry outdated views and attitudes that delay or block their pathway to healing.
Don’t Suck It Up – Part One We’ve all heard the term “Suck it Up Buttercup”. It’s harsh English and a slang term that’s often used.
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What is Bowen Therapy? Working with many women who suffer from chronic pain, remedial health, migraine, anxiety, stress and overwhelm, they understand that the connection
The Myth of Sleep Here’s some food for thought around sleep and how quality over quantity is better. If you stress about not getting your
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Most Mums who have children who suffer and live with allergies or food intolerances are extremely aware of the natural and alternative remedies available to
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I acknowledge the Aboriginal land that I work, live and create on. The land of the Whadjuk People. I pay my respect to Elders past, present and emerging and acknowledge that sovereignty of their land, waterways and sky has never been ceded.
I acknowledge the Aboriginal land that I work, live and create on. The land of the Whadjuk People. I pay my respect to Elders past, present and emerging and acknowledge that sovereignty of their land, waterways and sky has never been ceded.
