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eilidh swan yoga

My experience with yoga had been lightly scattered in-between other activities throughout my life, probably becoming more prominent in my early twenties and primarily used as a form of physical exercise. I was one of those people who left before Savasana because it gave my mind too much space and time to run free - in all honestly I found it relatively torturous and uncomfortable. At this point movement was for physical gain and mental distraction - which I’m sure many people can relate to. I had experienced issues with my mental health from a very young age and in 2015 was diagnosed with BPD. During that year I had two hospital admissions for issues relating to severe self harming and substance abuse. During my time as an inpatient we were offered yoga as a form of therapy, which I utilised but could not fully hold space for at the time, although the teacher gave me hope which was enough. Upon leaving I discovered the practice of Ashtanga with my wonderful teacher Mo Still based in Aberdeenshire. The structure, asana, pranayama and power filled me and I practiced daily. I don’t want to suggest that yoga can fix all problems, physical and mental, but what I will say is that having a practice to call my own and follow daily was crucial in my recovery.

wycliffe college

Analysiere mit unserem brandneuen Profil die Resilienz von Organisationen und entdecke, wie du Organisationen bei der Entwicklung von Resilienz unterstützen kannst.

mindfulness exercises

Mindfulness Exercises is an online platform which shares free and premium mindfulness resources for mindfulness practitioners and mindfulness meditation teachers alike. We were founded by Sean Fargo in 2014 with the intention to help people live with embodied presence, compassion and resilience. Practicing mindfulness allows us to relate to ourselves and others with greater care and wisdom. As we engage with our world differently, we notice our own experience of life shifting in fulfilling ways. Over 6 million people have benefited from the free and premium resources on our site, including downloadable meditations, guided meditation scripts, mindfulness worksheets, courses, content and live online retreats. By 2023, we hope to have shared mindfulness with over 20 million people in the following ways:

penny holden

amma centre

AmmA is a Creative Learning Centre for the Education Authority, Northern Ireland. It is a centre where technology alongside traditional media can be used creatively by schools, organisations, the youth sector and the community. We offer professional learning programmes that are tailored to the curricular, and extra-curricular, demands of the education sector in Northern Ireland. In addition, we offer annual partnership programmes that have been accelerating the creative use of technology in our schools for over 15 years. Furthermore, through our association with NI Screen and strong industry links, we support a series of annual skills academies for the benefit of ambitious young people who aspire to careers in the screen industries. AmmA is part-funded by Department for Communities, through NI Screen, and works in partners

comberton village college

We are delighted that you are interested in our Village College. Since opening as a secondary Village College in 1960, we have been true to our roots. We still seek to serve our community and to be at the heart of that community. The school has developed a very great deal, but our community ethos remains.

goldsmiths university

We are offer many of our short courses online. Continue learning with us by taking courses remotely via live distance learning. For more information please see individual course pages.

bramcote hills primary school

Welcome to Bramcote Hills Primary School. Our website aims to give an insight into life at our school and we hope you find it useful. We strive to fulfil our school motto ‘Make the Future Better for All’ in all that we do and are incredibly proud of our school and its pupils, who are supported by a dedicated, committed and caring staff team. Since 1961, our small school has steadily grown into a large one of 14 classes located on an attractive and spacious campus with many excellent facilities. The school boasts a rich ethnic mix and we are proud to teach the children to celebrate diversity in all its forms. We promote an age-appropriate awareness of the protected characteristics and encourage the children not to be bystanders but to stand up for what is right. If I had to describe our school in a few words I would say it is a’ hive of activity’; many visitors often comment positively on the range of learning opportunities evident in our school. We encourage all children to take an active part in their learning, through the context of a broad and engaging curriculum. In addition to this, we place a strong emphasis on curriculum enrichment, offering many experiences, clubs, teams and visits to support learning. We want to develop a love of learning, interests and skills which are lifelong. Our website is no substitute for seeing the school in action and we encourage you to come and visit and see BHPS for yourself; you would be most welcome. If you have any query relating to the school, or require a paper copy of any information published on this website, please do not hesitate to contact myself or our school office.

german saturday school north london

About us The German Saturday School North London was started as a parent initiative to provide German learning and an appreciation of German, Swiss and Austrian culture and traditions for the children of bilingual and expatriate families from German-speaking countries. The school has grown over the years and now has 110-120 children attending regularly on Saturday mornings. We are fortunate to have access to facilities at the Copthall School in Mill Hill. In 2011, the school was incorporated as a Community Interest Company (CIC), to better serve the interests of the German language community of North London and surrounding areas. We remain a not-for-profit organisation dependent on the voluntary work of our parents for the administration of our school. Our teachers are qualified part-time employees and have DBS checks.

afb coaching & consultancy

You know that you are capable, competent and committed but life and people just get in the way. Every time you think that things are going well, something or someone comes along and prevents you from realising your dream. Sometimes you just despair and want to give up, but what if there was another way? A way to make sure that you can remain confident even when others put you down. A way to make sure that you have the emotional and physical resilience to battle through whatever obstacle is put in your way. A way to allow you to be a great leader and role model without compromising what’s important to you.