Thoughts, breath and body are closely connected. A whole-person look at how simple routines can nurture a more positive outlook, from Lane Cove Holistic Medicine.
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Waves, waterfalls and open sky seem to quieten the mind. A whole-person look at why moving water appeals to so many people, including the popular theory of negative ions.
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Feeling wired, irritable or tight as the weather warms? A whole-person look at spring through the lens of Chinese medicine theory, with gentle questions to ask yourself.
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Meditation is one of the simplest ways to bring attention back into the body. This whole-person guide from Lane Cove Holistic Medicine walks through the main styles and how to begin.
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Traditional Chinese medicine connects the kidneys with fear and willpower. Here is a whole-person look at that idea, and at how rest, warmth and pace may support your wellbeing through winter.
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Emotions often show up in the body before we name them. The six healing sounds of qi gong offer a gentle mind-body way to notice feelings and let them pass with the breath.
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