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Why Practising Self-Compassion Might Be the Best Thing You Ever Do

Why Practising Self-Compassion Might Be the Best Thing You Ever DoKathryn Lovewell Published on: 13/06/2025

Self-compassion isn’t soft - it’s science. Discover how treating yourself with kindness can boost resilience, ease anxiety, and transform the way you handle life’s messiness. No incense required.

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Tending What Feels Broken

Tending What Feels Broken

Tending What Feels BrokenKathryn Lovewell
Published on: 12/04/2026

A reflective Sunday Stroll through Bonnet Springs Park explores how self-compassion helps us tend to the parts of life that feel broken. Even after difficult seasons, growth is still possible when we respond with care and kindness.

Sunday Strolls
Space to Breathe

Space to Breathe

Space to BreatheKathryn Lovewell
Published on: 15/03/2026

A gentle Sunday Stroll through Forsyth Park invites us to pause, breathe, and calm a busy mind. Surrounded by trees, history, and open space, Kathryn Lovewell reflects on mindfulness, gratitude, and creating space within.

Sunday Strolls
The gannets are back!

The gannets are back!

The gannets are back!Barbara Payman
Published on: 11/03/2026

With the return of the gannets to Bempton Cliffs, this gentle reflection celebrates spring, seabirds, and the quiet joy of nature. A soft invitation to notice what truly nourishes your soul and restores a sense of balance and wellbeing.

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Grace, Whales, and Asking for Help

Grace, Whales, and Asking for Help

Grace, Whales, and Asking for HelpBarbara Payman
Published on: 08/10/2025

A whale-watching adventure and a dramatic wildlife rescue inspire reflections on gratitude, compassion, and the importance of asking for help when life feels overwhelming.

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A Vigil at the Gannet Nest

A Vigil at the Gannet Nest

A Vigil at the Gannet NestBarbara Payman
Published on: 17/09/2025

A five-day vigil at a gannet nest inspires gratitude, awe, and reflection. This post invites noticing your own needs and giving yourself space to process life’s significant experiences.

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Half Empty, Half Full, and What Nature Offers

Half Empty, Half Full, and What Nature Offers

Half Empty, Half Full, and What Nature OffersBarbara Payman
Published on: 10/09/2025

After missing the lunar eclipse, reflections arise on disappointment, presence, and choice. Inspired by a near-fledging gannet chick, this post invites noticing what is here and appreciating the moment.

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