Supporting ourselves to thrive


I had a beautiful weekend away.  So many rich conversations.  I have returned feeling fuller and more balanced.  From each person I spent time with, there was a fresh and valuable perspective.

It is the time though with my oldest friend that I found just the most inspiring.  

What I observe is the positive routines that she has built into her life, that keep her present and delivering so powerfully to the world.

The early morning movement, the highly focussed structured work days, the elimination of all that is unnecessary in her calendar, the time put aside for children and her partner, the evening walk with the dogs in nature, the beautiful food, the clear understanding of her stressors, the staying connected with people that matter to her, the making of time for reflection, the being with her body, the putting aside of tech, the guarding of sleep.

It is wonderful to be in the company of someone who is thriving.

Today, whilst I struggled not to pick up my phone first thing to check email, I did put it down.  An early morning walk, delicious food, and making time to connect with a friend, were all manageable around a focused work day.  Finishing with herbal tea, low light, gentle music, journaling, a bath and a stretch.

Spending time with another to remind me of who I am is so precious.

Together we thrive, we learn, we grow.

It is in the connections we heal.

Take time to connect with you today.


Love Sarah xx


Sarah Sacks

Sarah is a qualified and experienced counsellor, meditation teacher and group facilitator. Sarah's years of body based based practices, in meditation and yoga, have led Sarah to believe in the inherent wisdom of the body. In line with this belief, Sarah has trained and qualified as a Whole Body Focusing Orientated Therapist, Transpersonal Counsellor, Holistic Counsellor, Meditation Teacher and Group Psychotherapy Facilitation. Over the last 10 years Sarah has worked in the not-for-profit sector, the community health sector and privately, as a generalist counsellor and group facilitator. Sarah has experience working with children, families and adults around issues of; isolation, anxiety, depression, grief, loss, trauma, anger, separation, addiction and general mental health. Sarah's warm and intuitive counselling style, along with her extensive life experience, enables Sarah to gently support her clients towards their own path of change. Qualifications - Bachelor of Holistic Counselling, Diploma of Transpersonal Counselling, Bachelor of Business (International Marketing & Trade), Diploma of Arts (Japanese), ACA (level 4).

http://www.thegrovecounselling.com
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