
Debitch – a very active verb
Debitch your brain, simply put, means tuning out of an unresourceful state and into a resourceful one. It means to shed, to change, to unearth,
Debitch your brain, simply put, means tuning out of an unresourceful state and into a resourceful one. It means to shed, to change, to unearth,
What a ball it’s been creating these podcasts, going deep and silly with so many fabulous women. I wanted to share some key highlights, so
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In my pod episode Diversity, equity and inclusion in the media, I chatted to Maxine Penney about diversity and inclusion, and this got me thinking
It’s really common to let victim thinking show up in our daily lives: ‘I’m bad with money because we didn’t have any when I was
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The definition of disruption is to interrupt, radically change or drastically alter. Why is disruption important to your mental health? Disruption is rage against the
After chatting to Michelle Ellison in the last pod episode, Adventure: mountains, marathons and mantras with Michelle Ellison, I got to thinking about adventuring and
My introduction to hypnotherapy I’m very open about having a breakdown back in 2013. I’d moved back to the UK after a few years in
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