Introducing Gentle Chiropractor, Dr. Sarah Jane Perri

Sarah Jane is also a yoga and meditation teacher and holistic counsellor. She reminds us that the greatest relationship that we have is with ourselves and that we can have it all- just not all at once. As an empath and highly sensitive person, setting boundaries and spending time in nature is really important for Sarah Jane.

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How to improve your relationship with food

Dietician Amy Giannotti, chats about why deprivation, food restriction and dieting aren’t the answer to long-term health and happiness and how we can differentiate between intuitive eating and responding to cravings.

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Is the cold weather slowing you down?

Not feeling motivated to move in the cooler months?

Clinical Exercise Physiologist, Liana Vlajankov, tells us why it’s so important to keep moving, how we can exercise from the comfort of our own homes and what to do when we feel run-down or have the flu.

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Introducing Clinical Exercise Physiologist, Liana Vlajankov

Liana talks about everything from when she feels like her truest self to her top three tips for staying healthy. She also opens up about something she’s finding challenging at the moment (I think you’ll be able to relate to this!).

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