“The cumulative grief of the world is overwhelming“ Francis Weller As we emerge from lockdown in the UK, we see a horizon, and yet, there remains, for many a sense of dread. Not only, in the fear of proximity to…
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“The cumulative grief of the world is overwhelming“ Francis Weller As we emerge from lockdown in the UK, we see a horizon, and yet, there remains, for many a sense of dread. Not only, in the fear of proximity to…
We’re ready and set up for this months DEEP Event, on Sunday 28 March from 5pm-7pm. We’ll be focusing on Black Lives Matter, the power of forgiveness and diversity with our special guests Lemington Ridley, Jean Robinson and Marvin Muoneke.…
Walking the talk with walking therapy Wellies? Walking boots? Mask, hat, keys, dog, waterproofs…. Many have rediscovered walking these last 12 months. Some of out of necessity, others rekindling a youthful love for it. Maybe you’re trying to get away…
Want to delve deeper into your self expression, but don’t necessarily want to book yourself in for therapy or a private session? We have created online courses for you to access anytime and from anywhere in the world. These can…
We don’t really need to explain why do we? But, as Emma Cannon said to us. You’d have to be numb if you didn’t feel impacted by what’s going on in the world around us right now. Even if you’re…
By Huma Mahmood Lockdown taught me a lot. About what matters and what doesn’t. The months were long, and the challenges never seemed to stop. I used to think that we had time. Time to build, time to think and…
by Gillian Adams Going into lockdown took away all of the distractions and noise and busyness that had been a part of my daily life for quite a while. I had already sensed that there was an underlying feeling of…
Whether you’re in lockdown, under the threat of it, never been in it, you won’t have escaped the impact of the pandemic rolling across the globe. As some say, the pandemic could be ‘fear’ itself, or the actual C-19 virus.…
By Kerrie More “Dogs’ lives are too short. Their only fault, really.” Agnes Sligh Turnbull Without a doubt, Otis was a once-in-a-lifetime dog. When he came into our lives, our older dog, Hondo, was beginning to slow down. My husband…
By Susan Muncey When I tell friends I was a plump child, they don’t believe me. Most photographs of my formative years have somehow ‘disappeared’ in favour of ones like this taken in the early 1990s, demonstrating the results of…