Sarah's Blog
The many Faces of Beauty
			We have a hydrangea in the garden that has been a source of colour and joy through the summer. During the summer months, it was full of bright pink blossoms, which caught the sunlight and brought a little celebration to each day ...		
					
					
														
									
								
													
						Read More
					
				
						Moving Gently Through the Seasons: Finding Safety in Change
			As the days begin to shorten and the warmth of summer slowly changes to the crisp feel of autumn, many of us feel the quiet, but definite, shift of the seasons. For some, including myself, this transition feels comforting, with its colours, ...		
					
					
														
									
								
													
						Read More
					
				
						Carrying the Learning Without Carrying the Weight
			We all carry a backpack with us through life. It’s filled with moments from our past; experiences, memories, lessons and stories. Some of the things we carry are deeply valuable: the insights we’ve gained, the strengths we’ve used and recognised, and the ...		
					
					
														
									
								
													
						Read More
					
				
						We Are Never Stuck – Looking for Movement in the Stillness
			Sometimes we can feel really stuck; like we are not making any progress, or that nothing is changing. It can feel like we are ‘getting it wrong’ or not trying hard enough somehow. Life starts to feel like being caught in fog; ...		
					
					
														
									
								
													
						Read More
					
				
						When Connection is More Than Words
			When I walk the dogs, I often see an East Asian couple walking theirs. We don’t share the same spoken language. Their English is limited, and I speak none of their language, and yet, whenever we pass, we always connect. It may ...		
					
					
														
									
								
													
						Read More
					
				
						A Run on the Beach: Douglas and the Shape of Recovery
			We have just returned from two weeks holiday in Scotland. The beaches were, as always, beautiful and quiet; the skies big and open. And our 2 terriers had the most amazing time running and playing. Douglas, our 13 year old border terrier, ...		
					
					
														
									
								
													
						Read More
					
				
						Letting Life In: Recovery as a Gentle Springtime
			There’s something quietly hopeful about April. Even if the skies are still grey and we get caught in an April shower, we start to notice a shift. Daffodils stand tall, buds begin to unfurl, and now and then, we can feel a ...		
					
					
														
									
								
													
						Read More
					
				
						The Lost Engagement Ring – A Lesson in Acceptance
			I lost my engagement ring a short while back. I rarely take my rings off, but my hands were dry and sore, so I took my wedding and engagement rings off to put some hand cream on. I put them in my ...		
					
					
														
									
								
													
						Read More
					
				
						






