Forgiveness

Forgiveness

Jan 29, 2022 | Uncategorized

Forgiveness is a way to care for ourselves. Dr. Chris Germer leads us through a 5 step Forgiveness Practice. 1. Start by opening to the pain of the hurt, touching it so it is real and we can feel it in our body. “This really hurts” 2. Validate the pain...
Stress & Burnout

Stress & Burnout

Jul 23, 2020 | Uncategorized

Stress can so easily cross over into burnout over time.  Even for the most highly functioning person, there is a limit. And the body keeps score. There is a way to care for yourself at the same time as you are caring for others. A way to learn to manage that edge. Try...
Felt Sense Prayer

Felt Sense Prayer

Jun 3, 2020 | Poetry, Self-Compassion, Uncategorized

This is a lovey prayer to say before or after doing the Compassionate Body Scan Guided Meditation I am the pain in your head, the knot in your stomach, the unspoken grief in your smile. I am your high blood sugar, your elevated blood pressure, your fear of challenge,...
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How to be a Body Positive Ally

Jun 24, 2019 | Uncategorized

I’m being good.”
“Just two chips.”
“Cheat day.”
“I feel fat.”
“Make good choices.”
“Counting calories.”
“I ate so badly on the weekend, need to go to the gym, lose 10 kilos, feel so fat, doing a cleanse.”

Chances are, you’ve heard these phrases before. You’ve probably said a few of them too, no matter what your size or relationship with your body.

They may seem harmless, but what you are saying to your fat friend, colleague or family member is: I am doing my very best to not be like you.