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Just as your phone can pinpoint where you are externally, you might choose three words that describe your internal location in this moment. Something like tired.pain.sleep might feel familiar.
This reflective article explores how spending time in nature can support emotional wellbeing, mindfulness and self-compassion. It invites readers to reconnect with the natural world as a gentle way of returning to presence, safety and a deeper sense of belonging.
Photography can become a gentle doorway into mindfulness. When we lift a camera or phone to take a photograph, we are invited to slow down and look more carefully. We begin to notice light, texture, colour, shape, and the small details we might otherwise pass by.
A quiet invitation to pause, breathe, and allow the present moment to gently unfold. You are welcome here exactly as you are. This is a quiet space to pause, breathe, and return to the present moment.
My approach to supervision is informed by the Seven-Eyed Model, developed by Peter Hawkins and Robin Shohet. This model offers a rich and flexible way of exploring the many layers of therapeutic practice.
