wellbeing

How to be Resilient Living with Terrorism

I am back from a working tour of Europe.  My muscles ache, my jaw is clenched tight, shoulders are pinched and my arms feel weighted down. You might ask, “Jacqui, has this got anything to do with the exorbitant load of your luggage, which you heaved lopsided through cobbled streets [...]

2020-02-24T14:19:32+13:00August 1st, 2017|

More evidence for the power of mind-body interventions

Stress experienced positively can feel exciting and useful when we are juggling multiple demands. Using our body’s adrenalin response to meet a challenge, ace a presentation or achieve a tight deadline can be both useful and satisfying. On the flip side though, experiencing a tension headache after feeling wound up [...]

2020-02-24T14:27:41+13:00June 29th, 2017|

Compassion for yourself will help your relationships thrive

Happy, healthy relationships are vital for our wellbeing, and for many of us, our relationships are the foundation of purpose and meaning in our lives. Musicians, poets, writers, and anyone who has ever had their heart broken have all strived to understand the heart of why some relationships thrive while [...]

2020-02-24T14:11:45+13:00May 30th, 2017|

Reboot Your Brain

There’s a fabulous Gary Larson cartoon titled “Midway through the exam Allen pulls out a bigger brain”. It’s one of my favourites and I often think of it when my brain is tired and I have no ideas left. Wouldn’t it be handy if we could reach in and pull [...]

2017-04-24T09:50:50+12:00April 24th, 2017|