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We’re in a sea of worry: but we can help

We’re in a sea of worry: but we can help

by Alan Heeks | Sep 2, 2026 | Blogs, Growing through climate and polycrisis

We’re in a sea of worry: but we can help Connect with your soul, and radiate love and courage   Pause for a few minutes, and review your emotional journey through the summer of 2026. Probably there were times when you felt alarmed. Now consider the people...
Taking extra good care of ourselves

Taking extra good care of ourselves

by Alan Heeks | Feb 27, 2025 | Blogs, Nourishing your soul: self-care

Taking extra good care of ourselves Why it really matters now   I’m guessing that this theme will resonate with many of you as it does with me. We are having to cope with a climate that has become much more abrasive: and I’m referring not only to the...
Feeling Safe by William Bloom

Feeling Safe by William Bloom

by Alan Heeks | Aug 31, 2026 | Blogs, Nourishing your soul: self-care

Feeling Safe by William Bloom The physiology of joy   This excellent book is subtitled How to be strong and positive in a changing world: it’s a short, practical primer on techniques to raise your personal resilience. William’s books inspire me by their...
We all need innocence and joy

We all need innocence and joy

by Alan Heeks | Aug 31, 2026 | Blogs, Nourishing your soul: self-care

We all need innocence and joy It’s about maintaining the lifeboat…   ​ The state of the world is so serious that these qualities may sound irresponsible. However, people in arduous conditions have traditionally had time out, such as respite care breaks, or...
The physiology of uncertainty

The physiology of uncertainty

by Alan Heeks | Aug 31, 2026 | Blogs, Nourishing your soul: self-care

The physiology of uncertainty This is inspired by a recent Guardian feature, which explains why our nervous system finds uncertainty so stressful and exhausting. It may help to imagine that your brain is tailored to Neanderthal times, because that’s largely...
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