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A Beautiful Mind

On 25th Nov 2019 By thementallyhealthymummy1 Comment

World Kindness Day took place on Wednesday 13th November 2019. Lots of people on my IG network shared posts about kindness and what that means. I started thinking about this myself and what it means to me. I go through phases in my practice where I find myself seeing themes coming up in my client …

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Satguru Nanak Pargateya

On 12th Nov 2019 By thementallyhealthymummyLeave a comment

My first blog post since January 2019 could not have come on a more blessed day. Today is the 550th birthday of the founder of Sikhism, Guru Nanak Dev Ji. When I have ever needed peace, I have always sought solace from his words, which are scribed in the Sri Guru Granth Sahib. Guru Nanak …

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Field of Dreams

On 3rd Jan 2019 By thementallyhealthymummyLeave a comment

It’s 2019 people! Did you make resolutions? If so, what made you set those goals for yourself? Is it a regurgitated resolution every year? No judgments, I’ve been there, and I’m sure we know a lot of people who have been there, done it and still continue to even when the resolutions fall flat on …

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Titanic

On 20th Dec 2018 By thementallyhealthymummyLeave a comment

My husband and I go away at least once a year. We (mainly I, Husband isn’t too fussed) are great believers that travel is essential for soul nourishment and it gives us something to look forward to all year. We spend a lot of time deciding where to go, choosing the perfect hotel with a …

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Super Size Me

On 14th Dec 201819th Dec 2018 By thementallyhealthymummyLeave a comment

The body does some crazy things whilst it is pregnant. It grows and grows for months, and “eating for two” is very much encouraged. Don’t listen to people who say this, it’s a myth. In fact you should eat at your normal rate, except in your third trimester when you can up your calories by …

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What To Expect When You’re Expecting

On 9th Dec 2018 By thementallyhealthymummyLeave a comment

I wanted to spend some time talking about body confidence in the perinatal period. Festive season is in full swing, and there are so many parties and Christmas events going on. Weekends are full of plans with family and friends, good food, good music, good alcohol. Cheese. And dresses which show every part of your …

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Bring It On!

On 26th Nov 2018 By thementallyhealthymummyLeave a comment

I had a fantasy of the kind of Mum I would be. We have a family friend who used to post pictures of all these amazing bakes throughout her maternity leave, whilst raising three children. Obviously I was going to do the same. Obviously. Of course life and a baby got in the way. We …

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Friends With Kids

On 5th Nov 2018 By thementallyhealthymummyLeave a comment

In my previous blog post, I discussed how loneliness can be a huge part of the postpartum experience. Today’s post will be about how I combated my feelings of loneliness. I made friends. Friends with kids. It sounds so simple but making friends as adults can be really difficult. When we are children, our social …

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Lonely… I am Ms Lonely…

On 24th Oct 2018 By thementallyhealthymummyLeave a comment

Your sleep, your body shape, your routine, your ability to go to the bathroom alone or simply just make it to the bathroom without an almost accident aren't the only things that change in your life. What I found most interesting was the change in my relationships. Maybe they didn't change at all, maybe it …

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The Social Network

On 14th Oct 2018 By thementallyhealthymummyLeave a comment

Humans are social by nature and it is part of our make up, that we crave to be around others.  You see on "Planet Earth", that when animals are left alone to fend for themselves with no opportunity to interact with others, they are more vulnerable to depression,  so David A says. Why would we …

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