We are joined by the lovely Anne Huckerby, who shares her story of how she discovered holistic therapies and subsequently trained in them after going through two spinal operations which left her with chronic pain. Anne now trains others in many healing modalities as well as offering 1:1 sessions and more recently trained as a Qi Gong session leader.

During our conversation we chat about how the Universe puts people in our path and Anne describes how divine timing led her to pursue training in the Five Awakenings which uses colour and vibrational energy to rapidly shift trauma.

We also talk about how more and more people are coming forward to share their own experiences with Angels or rather Angelic energy, be it peace, grace or love. Anne tells us, it’s not about being able to see Angels, rather the feeling of knowing that they are there. Anne shares a moment where she believes Angels intervened and prevented her from being involved in a car crash! She believes Angels are there constantly to help us in our everyday lives, and in particular we must talk to our Guardian Angels and ask them for proof that they are there as well as guidance. Asking for a specific sign can turn a non-believer into a believer!

Lastly we touch on Qi Gong and how it's all about the flow of energy around the body and how Anne is bringing this into her community.

You can find out more about Anne’s training courses or healing treatments on LinkedIn or on Facebook at Freedom Therapies and Workshops.

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In this episode we chat to Tamsin Loxley, who co-runs a design consultancy in London and a land-based project called Trill on the Hill in Devon. She talks about Trill on the Hill being a rugged and natural landscape used for learning, sharing and connecting - running her family camps, where young and old get together for wild camping as well as a base for her all-natural skincare products.

Tamsin shares the importance of stewarding a wild place, which is something human beings can be so good at – and have been in the past. Just sitting in nature reminds us that humanity is not, as we sometimes think, separate from Mother Earth but a part of it with an important role to play. if we have our own patch that we can make decisions on and impact its growth and preservation we can help to facilitate what is best for Nature. We talk about preserving land for the future as well as preserving its history.

To find out more about the wonderful Trill on the Hill Family Camps, use Instagram @trillonthehill, or visit www.trillonthehill.co.uk. If you would like to view some of Tamsin’s work inspired by the land at Trill, you can find her on Instagram: @tamsinloxley.

Our lovely guest Suzanne Suthers, a stylist and professional colour analyst joins us for this episode where we explore the role of style in how we dress and present ourselves to the world. Suzanne spent several years in fashion retail but realised that she wanted to help clients further, so she trained to be a stylist with a leading image consultancy. For the last 16 years, she has been enjoying helping clients to discover and fine tune their own style to enable them to look and feel fabulous and confident whilst remaining comfortable and authentic.

She explains her passion is helping women over 50 who are facing changes in their bodies to look and feel good about themselves again. So we were super lucky to receive some expert advice on how to brighten up our wardrobes to lift our mood, become more visible and feel confident.

We learn how we all have at least 30 colours that suit us best individually, our skin tone, eyes and even our hair. In our colour palettes, we can put together a capsule wardrobe and it even spreads to make up and glasses! Suzanne tells us at least 10 colours will give you the wow factor and these can really make you feel special.

Suzanne loves watching her clients leave a session feeling more confident and with greater clothing options and knowledge on how to work with what suits you best for that extra sparkle. She shares such an interesting insight, that in near death experiences, people often see themselves as beings made of light – so she says we are definitely not here to dampen ourselves down with dull colours - but to shine!

Suzanne loves to remind people that they can express their true selves whatever age they are. Her energy as a stylist is nurturing and comforting for clients who are having a bit of an identity crisis with regards to their image, so is able to work really well with clients that feel vulnerable about their bodies. And on that note - we talk about body shape and how we can learn to accept ourselves even in the face of our insecurities - which lets face it, we all have to differing degrees. And find out that Sibby has a heart-shaped face whilst Sally is oval. Well, there you go - we won’t get into the pears and apples!

If you would like some expert advice on how to express your authentic self through your image, you can connect with Suzanne at www.suzannesuthers.com, or find her on Instagram: @suzannesuthersstyling or on LinkedIn.

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