Grief and Loss: How Our Bodies Store It and How to Release It Holistically
Kate Freeman Kate Freeman

Grief and Loss: How Our Bodies Store It and How to Release It Holistically

Grief might arise from the death of a loved one, the end of a relationship, the loss of a job, or even the realisation that a long-held dream or belief is no longer viable. Grief can also stem from changes in our identity. Explore ways to identify the impact grief is having on your body, mind and spirit and strategies to move with it to a new season of your life.

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Attention Social Media! : Why Boundaries Are Essential
Kate Freeman Kate Freeman

Attention Social Media! : Why Boundaries Are Essential

Social media is an integral part of most of our daily lives. While it offers numerous benefits, such as staying connected with loved ones and accessing information quickly, it also poses significant challenges, particularly concerning our attention and mental well-being.

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How to Achieve the Life You Love: Join Our Free Webinar
Kate Freeman Kate Freeman

How to Achieve the Life You Love: Join Our Free Webinar

Are you feeling stuck or overwhelmed, knowing that you need a change but unsure where to start? You’re not alone. Many women experience this feeling, especially in today’s fast-paced world. I understand the challenges you face, and we’re here to help. Join my free webinar on July 18th at 7pm and discover how our 10-week intensive program can guide you towards living the life you truly love.

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WRITING FOR YOUR LIFE
Kate Freeman Kate Freeman

WRITING FOR YOUR LIFE

I’ve often encouraged my clients to use writing as a tool for better health. Research shows how this simple practice can significantly improve our overall wellbeing and in this article I offer simple, practical ways to make it a part of your life.

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Stress and Illness: The Connection
Kate Freeman Kate Freeman

Stress and Illness: The Connection

Discover the crucial link between stress and illness in our latest blog post. Learn about recent research, personal stories, and effective strategies to manage stress and improve your mind-body balance.

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Sorry - the profusion of apology
Kate Freeman Kate Freeman

Sorry - the profusion of apology

Apologising is a fundamental social skill that plays a crucial role in our relationships and interactions. For women, this simple act can be particularly nuanced. Discover simple ways to connect without giving away your self-confidence.

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Nurturing Your Gut, Nourishing Your Mind
Kate Freeman Kate Freeman

Nurturing Your Gut, Nourishing Your Mind

Embrace Gut Health for a Radiant Mind! Did you know that your gut holds the key to not just physical health, but also mental well-being? Discover the magical connection between your gut microbiome and emotional resilience.

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Mindful ResiliencE
Kate Freeman Kate Freeman

Mindful ResiliencE

Navigating uncertainty has become essential for maintaining mental well-being. The way many of us live can leave us feeling overwhelmed and anxious. However, amidst the chaos, there are practical strategies rooted in science that can help us cultivate inner peace and resilience.

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5 minutes of peace!
Kate Freeman Kate Freeman

5 minutes of peace!

The kids are arguing in the car and you don’t want to stop at the shops on the way home to get more milk but you know if you don’t there will be upset in the morning when someone wants cereal… and you’ll really need that coffee! Finding a moment of peace can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. How do you carve out that 5 minutes to recharge and why is it so important?

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Challenging negative Self-Talk
Kate Freeman Kate Freeman

Challenging negative Self-Talk

Negative self-talk can feel like an ever-present companion, whispering doubts and criticisms in our ears. But by challenging this internal dialogue, you could literally rewire your brain for empowerment and success. Explore how neuroscience research supports the benefits of noticing and challenging negative self-talk for women.

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Imposter syndrome
Kate Freeman Kate Freeman

Imposter syndrome

I have been an educator for almost 30 years… probably longer. I was asked to speak at a community event recently educating young women but I found myself questioning whether or not I was qualified to do the job! You are not an imposter in your own life…

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so many balls…
Kate Freeman Kate Freeman

so many balls…

As women we have often heard it said that we can manage many things at once… multitasking is our strength, right? But should we? Just because you can do something, doesn’t mean that you should!

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Life Lessons
Kate Freeman Kate Freeman

Life Lessons

It’s been a difficult couple of weeks… Many others do not have the privilege of getting old

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the ‘Emerging Self’ is enough
Kate Freeman Kate Freeman

the ‘Emerging Self’ is enough

Modern society puts so much pressure on us to be our ‘best selves’ in every aspect of our lives… It’s easy to look at social media and feel like your life is less than adequate, and that others are better at living than we are.

But what if our ‘emerging self’ is enough?

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The problem with new year resolutions
Kate Freeman Kate Freeman

The problem with new year resolutions

We set our ‘new year resolutions’ fully believing that we can make it happen. The problem many of us come up against is that two weeks in, we have a long ‘to do’ list that must be done… Our much desired dream of greater purpose, joy and peace seems to evaporate and we can return to our comfortable (uncomfortable) daily life.

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My story
Kate Freeman Kate Freeman

My story

A whole new purpose… why the change in midlife? What have I got to offer women who feel out of alignment? Aiming for life balance, purpose and joy while helping others do the same.

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